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Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
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Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Wed Feb 01, 2012 8:30 pm
Hello boys ! 
I would like to show my home made models, Cox powered.
(Excuse me for my english writen, I don´t practice.
)
The first model, that I made is the "Timer´s Nightmare" by the Great FranK Ehling at 1942.
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I selected light balsa plume, I have pdf plan.
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Also a little rc inboard and of course powered
Babe Bee .049.
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The span was 1200 mm and only weight 265 gr.
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The model finished.
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But ... this model
was lost in the sky last summer in a incredible great thermal. 
This is the last funny video.
I´ll remember forever and I will build another one a little bigger soon. 
Best regards
JMCalata
I would like to show my home made models, Cox powered.
(Excuse me for my english writen, I don´t practice.
) The first model, that I made is the "Timer´s Nightmare" by the Great FranK Ehling at 1942.
[/url]I selected light balsa plume, I have pdf plan.
[/url]Also a little rc inboard and of course powered
Babe Bee .049.[/url]The span was 1200 mm and only weight 265 gr.
[/url]The model finished.
[/url]But ... this model
was lost in the sky last summer in a incredible great thermal. This is the last funny video.
I´ll remember forever
and I will build another one a little bigger soon. Best regards
JMCalata
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
nitroairplane Wed Feb 01, 2012 8:38 pm
Lovely plane there!
It is a shame you lost it to a thermal, Who knows maybe you will find it one day in field with no damage
for those who don't know 265 grams is about 9oz, so that was very light!
It is a shame you lost it to a thermal, Who knows maybe you will find it one day in field with no damage
for those who don't know 265 grams is about 9oz, so that was very light!
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:16 pm
Nitro, the plane flight over Toledo city and I put my telephone number in the bottom, but the person that find the plane don´t call me. 
Now I use beacons in 869 MHz inboard and a radiolocation.
http://tienda.dmd.es/epages/ea0697.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=4551085
Now I use beacons in 869 MHz inboard and a radiolocation.
http://tienda.dmd.es/epages/ea0697.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=4551085
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
nitroairplane Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:18 pm
jmcalata wrote:Nitro, the plane flight over Toledo city and I put my telephone number in the bottom, but the person that find the plane don´t call me.
Now I use beacons in 869 MHz inboard and a radiolocation.
http://tienda.dmd.es/epages/ea0697.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=4551085
Oh yeah i do that too now name, Address, Phone number and a reward the reward I offer is teaching the finder to fly RC lol never had to though.
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
andrew Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:00 pm
Beautiful plane --- I really love the old timers.
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
Kim Wed Feb 01, 2012 11:23 pm
Yep....Excellent Airplane !!!!
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
mitchg95 Mon Feb 06, 2012 1:22 am
jmcalata wrote:Hello boys !
I would like to show my home made models, Cox powered.
(Excuse me for my english writen, I don´t practice.
The first model, that I made is the "Timer´s Nightmare" by the Great FranK Ehling at 1942.
I selected light balsa plume, I have pdf plan.
Also a little rc inboard and of course powered
The span was 1200 mm and only weight 265 gr.
The model finished.
But ... this model
This is the last funny video.
I´ll remember forever
Best regards
JMCalata
hey, would you happen to have plans for this?pm me if you do
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Mon Feb 06, 2012 7:59 am
This week post another Old Timer.
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nitroairplane Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:12 am
jmcalata wrote:This week post another Old Timer.
Cool!
Cannot wait to see it.
Indra
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jmcalata Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:57 pm
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
nitroairplane Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:59 pm
jmcalata wrote:What is jt?
Sorry spelling error meant "it"
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Came Back
jmcalata Tue Jun 19, 2012 9:24 pm
Hello again, the spirit of the lost Nigtmare were walking at my home.
Anyway, I decided to built another one.
Second Timer´s Nightmare of Frank Ehling.
This is more big
, 1,4 meter span.
COX .049 is powerfull.
Fuse triangle bulkheads with wires transmissions 0,8 mm.
Wing ribs.
Nigtmare were walking at my home. Anyway, I decided to built another one.
Second Timer´s Nightmare of Frank Ehling.
This is more big
, 1,4 meter span. COX .049
is powerfull. Fuse triangle bulkheads with wires transmissions 0,8 mm.
Wing ribs.
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wings and colour scheme
jmcalata Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:55 am
I make long and big wing and tail wing.
With reinforced diedrals.
And I decided this colour scheme
like vintage indian motorcycles.
Cover with the very light "Solite".
With reinforced diedrals.
And I decided this colour scheme
like vintage indian motorcycles.
Cover with the very light "Solite".
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
Ivanhoe Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:13 am
mitchg95 wrote:hey, would you happen to have plans for this?pm me if you do
Don't know if you got this plan, Mitch?, if not it's at
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=205
Or I have it, if you PM me I'll send it to you
Wilf
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:46 am
Sorry Mitch , this is the plan.
Here, Frankie
explain the history of Timer´s Nightmare.
, this is the plan. Here, Frankie
explain the history of Timer´s Nightmare.
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Cover
jmcalata Fri Jun 22, 2012 7:10 am
The solite colours remember Tom Sheridan´s licour coffee.
Wing in two parts.
Tail mount with rubbers bands.
Powered
by new Golden Bee engine.
Complete.
The lost and the new
Wing in two parts.
Tail mount with rubbers bands.
Powered
by new Golden Bee engine. Complete.
The lost and the new
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mitchg95 Fri Jun 22, 2012 7:13 am
now i have to print out the plans i have found my next project
thx jmcalata
i have found my next project thx jmcalata
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Fri Jun 22, 2012 8:03 am
Good election , It´s a great glide and high thermal performance.
Frank Ehling
, It´s a great glide and high thermal performance. Frank Ehling
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Ken Cook Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:13 am
Absolutely beautiful model you have there. I love the colors. I certainly would love to build something in that style. Ken
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
jmcalata Fri Jun 22, 2012 3:21 pm
Thank you Ken.
I´m happy, and wait to see the video of the first flights.
I´m happy, and wait to see the video
of the first flights.
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Firs flight
jmcalata Tue Jun 26, 2012 4:30 pm
The first flight in the evening were dangerous , because are a few rubbers of sujeccion of the tail , it´s produce a big tilt of horizontal stab cause a drill spin.
Lucky it had not anything hurt of model.
Wing incidence are also less of plan , it was 2 º and plan is 3 º.
We correct two thing for the next flight.
, because are a few rubbers of sujeccion of the tail , it´s produce a big tilt of horizontal stab cause a drill spin. Lucky it had not anything hurt of model.
Wing incidence are also less of plan
, it was 2 º and plan is 3 º. We correct two thing for the next flight.
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Re: Timer´s Nightmare (Frank Ehling) 1942
John Goddard Tue Jun 26, 2012 7:36 pm
Looking Good Jim
Beautiful model
Beautiful model
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Now good flies
jmcalata Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:52 am
Finally , quite this arranged and the plane flies perfectly .
More rubbers bands on the tail
and a few strips of balsa to increase the wing incident up to 3 º.
Good summer
JMCalata
, quite this arranged and the plane flies perfectly . More rubbers bands on the tail
and a few strips of balsa to increase the wing incident up to 3 º. Good summer
JMCalata
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