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- gas engine for dynaflite super decathlon - RCU Forums - RC Universe
I've had a dynaflite Decathlon for about one year now I built it totally as per the plans I even used the three piece cowl and wheel pants My engine is a US 41 with the built-in starter spring on the back The engine fits perfectly and did not need to be spaced forward at all I kept the receiver where the rear seat would be on the real plane
- 42% Super Decathlon Build - Page 4 - RCU Forums - RC Universe
Giant Scale Aircraft - General - 42% Super Decathlon Build - Ken, Been away from the thread a few days, the stab and elevators look great I like your idea on the heat shrink tubing on the nails I also like laminated parts for the tips and edges, they are super strong when finished Later!! Anthony
- Building a Dynaflite Super Decathlon - Page 34 - RCU Forums - RC Universe
Kit Building - Building a Dynaflite Super Decathlon - Step 10 on page 10 of the manual mentions what they call a wing jig to establish the wash out That is the 1 4" x 3 8" x 42 inch strip that you have The location is shown on the plans It does not run parallel to the trailing edge That's how it creates
- Great Planes Super Decathlon 40 Kit HELP!!! - RC Universe
I have built a Great Planes Super Decathlon 40 Kit So far four take off's and four roll over crashes On take off it rolls to the right or left hard and cartwheels It is kind of a tip stall I can't recover from it It all happens about five feet off the ground The stab is set to 0 degrees relative to the thrust line of the plane
- Pilot RC 50cc 122 Decathlon - FlyingGiants
but Decathlon is even much more diffcult to build and need much more Ultracote YAK54 does not need to build wing structure, paint Landing gear , paint spinner, no windows, no door, not so many CF wing tube, etc YAK54 fuselage is smaller than Decathon but we still sell it at lower price because it use 50cc engine
- Building a Dynaflite Super Decathlon - Page 18 - RCU Forums - RC Universe
RE: Building a Dynaflite Super Decathlon I trimmed back the bottom at the firewall, and I see I will have to move that 1st bottom former further back from the stock location The motor seems to tuck in there alright though
- Decathlon or Cub? - RCU Forums - RC Universe
Judging by your RCU name, I'd say the Decathlon, but not knowing your experience level make me nervous The Decathlon is NOT a second, or even a third RC plane in my opinion Take offs with it can be a real bear due to the short coupling, and they can snap in an instant if you slow it down too much on landing Dennis-
- Pilot 47% Decathlon - FlyingGiants
For Sale Pilot 47% Decathlon Planes and Accessories Brand new 47% Decathlon White red and black scheme Has a brand new top hatch coming on January on next container to tailslide aviation
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