Sea Cat (oz8658)
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Sea Cat. Sport flying boat model.
Quote: "The Sea Cat is a multi-purpose model designed to give top performance in Radio Control, PAA Load and Free Flight flying, from either water or land. The use of the planing tail type hull developed by the NACA has made it posssible to reduce air drag to a minimum and still accomplish easy take offs from the water. Rubber shock mounted tip floats afford maximum stability and protection on the water and can easily be removed for land plane flying. Landings on grassy fields without wheels are smooth, without any nosing over tendency - an extra dividend of the long boat hull."
This is the Berkeley kit of the Sea Cat, designed by Henry Struck. The Sea Cat first appeared in MAN 1954 see Sea Cat (oz304) for full details. That plan includes printwood.
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(oz8658)
Sea Cat
by Henry Struck
from Berkeley
1954
68in span
IC F/F R/C Floatplane Kit
clean :)
formers incomplete :(
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Submitted: 25/04/2017
Filesize: 917KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: JJ
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