Arrow 50 (oz8629)
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Arrow 50. Jetex powered free flight contest model.
Quote: "Here's a quickie for your Jetex, whether it be 50 or 100. Ian Dowsett, whose connections with Jetex activity have already gained renown, designed this pair of models for contest work in the 1951/52 season - not without success. The Arrow gained the following places. The baby version, for the Jetex 50, has an amazingly short build time of 3 hours, and its performance is parallel to its bigger brother. Full size plans are printed overleaf, so why not pull out the board and try this one for your Jetex unit. The plans for the 100 Arrow can be obtained in the usual way..."
The Arrow 100 (oz9789) and Arrow 50 both featured in the same article, in Aeromodeller April 1953.
Update 29/10/2020: Replaced the PDF plan file with a clearer 2-colour version, thanks to Miguel.
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(oz8629)
Arrow 50
by Ian Dowsett
from Aeromodeller
April 1953
13in span
Jetex F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
got article :) -
Found online 16/04/2017 at:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3732851...
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