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A own design depron delta using a axi 2112/34 motor and 880 3 cell li poly batterry. This is quite sensative on the elevator. Whilst it is stable in flight it is also capable of aerobatics and is extremely manouverable, I would like to fly this indoors. Pictured flying under a fence the side posts are just out of view on either side. The controls are elevons but i think it may benefit from the addition of a rudder or 2, may try it. |
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Here are 6 of my my own design combat class planes designed to tow a crepe paper streamers, weighing 9 ounces and built with 6mm depron and 26" span. It is more stable when towing a streamer, 2 others are currently being built. I have kept the design as simple and cheap as possible for easy repair or replacment. They seem to fly ok with a wide variety of lipos and brushless motor set ups and the one below has a shortened wing span for transportation purposes. |
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Here are 2 shockies, a superstar and a edge that belong to a friend, they are both good flyers. but the edge is better. |
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Left is a depron F15, it has a rear mounted pusher brushless motor, flies very well, it is surprisingly manouverable |
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Above is a depron version of the mini blitz which was a free magazine plan uses a 2 cell 600 Mah lipo batteries and a typhoon 5 brushless motor. Flies very well from a hand launch but was designed to be dropped from another aircraft. This has yet to be done as it did not fit the current dropper. |
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Below is a depron shockie biplane. Both wings are flat sheet, The ailerons only make the plane roll, turning is achieved far easier using the rudder which produces flat turns.The plane is great fun to fly once you are used to the strange flying characteristics. |
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Above is a a cheap twin electric motor foamy type plane Control is achieved by varying the two motors. it takes quite some time to trim and balance, once correct it flies really well. |
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Above is a high winged plane made of depron, flies well on a brushless motor and lipos. |
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Left is a friends Green air designs tyke jet, powered with a 3900kv brushless motor using a 1300mah 3 cell lipo battery, and an 18A speed controller. Control is via futaba micro servos and 2.4ghz spectrun radio. It is very fast with with good vertical performance, The excellent finish and color scheme was achieved with an air brush. |
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