Wing Thing - Nice!

[pease1]

OK, so my first wing thing only lasted less than 24 hours because I really didn't mind taking chances doing crazy things with a plane that only cost $5.00 and 5 hours to make.

http://www.rcmicroflight.com/upload/WingThing.jpg

As always more info and photos on my Wing Thing Page (http://pease1.sr.unh.edu/aew/rc/WingThing/)

Note!!! Many AVI movies on this page, even some with the Wing Thing flying 'combat' with a Lite Stik!

[oside_james]

looks real good! i've been following all of your projects and i must say that i'm very impressed with all of your accomplishments! you are a truly skilled builder and pilot. keep up the great work!


james

[pease1]

BLUSH!

Thanks, I like to build, but as far as piloting goes, I'm still learning. I have to build so prolificly to keep a supply of planes available to crash! LOL

[nolasco]

Hmm. And I though I was the only one building to crash! :)

Jun Nolasco


Originally posted by Allan Wright:
<STRONG>BLUSH!

Thanks, I like to build, but as far as piloting goes, I'm still learning. I have to build so prolificly to keep a supply of planes available to crash! LOL</STRONG>

[OCModels]

Allen,

I have been building for over 12 years and flying for about 1... I could never bring myself to fly what I spent many hours so lovingly building. That is why I love this new parkflyer/slowflyer revolution.

Jeffrey Park
Orange County aeronuts

[pease1]

Well didn't weigh the first one and it's gone now. Empty airframe uncovered is 1.5 oz. I used GWS 4R receiver, 2xpico servos, Castle Creations Pixie ESC and GWS-A Carbon brush motor with a 9x? prop. Took 9x4.7 and twisted the crapola out of it.

Build it - it's a GREAT plane. I'll weigh my second one when I finish covering it tonight.

Al

[jimwalker]

Hey Allan,

We must be on the same wavelength! That's the next plane scheduled for production on my building board.

What's the equipment list and flying weight so I can decide if what's laying around in my workshop will work....

Jim