Beechcraft Baron (oz9924)
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Beechcraft Baron. Radio control sport scale twin.
Quote: "Beechcraft's slick-looking twin in a .10 cu in. powered version that can be built from scratch or the House of Balsa kit.
IT HAD LONG BEEN my desire to build a small Baron. A thorough search of ali the local hobby shops revealed this fact: there is not a small Baron kit. What to do? To design from scratch would be too involved, so why not modify an existing kit? All the kits on the market anywhere close in appearance were researched, and finally I stumbled onto the House of Balsa Bonanza (oz8701) - Voila! That was it!
I purchased the kit and started the design work. The fuselage was perfect and needed only a nose block and normal straight tail. The wings would need to be stretched a bit, but all the ribs would be the same. The nacelles would be easy.
My first Baron had two .049s and a 2-channel radio. With ailerons, elevator and no throttle, it was not for the average pilot! A little more design work and the twin .10-powered Baron was born. It has four channels and is much easier to control on one engine.
The final Baron has great performance, and the loss of an engine does not create a wild emergency. The Baron is capable of most aerobatic maneuvers and has been loved by all who have flown it.
Construction. As the Baron can be made from scratch or the Houseof Balsa kit, a complete construction method will be discussed. A Baron sub-kit consisting of all ribs and the plastic canopy is available from the good folks at HOB..."
Beechcraft Baron, MAN, March 1982.
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(oz9924)
Beechcraft Baron
by George Caldwell
from Model Airplane News
March 1982
48in span
Scale IC R/C LowWing Multi Civil
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Submitted: 07/03/2018
Filesize: 716KB
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Credit*: Circlip, RFJ
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