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Cox Engine of The Month
My Cox Powered RC Planes
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My Cox Powered RC Planes
My Page Boy powered by a TD .010. Built in 2010. It is built partially from an Early RC kit which was damaged in shipping so I cut some of it by hand. Weighs just over 4oz. 2012 is the 50th Anniversary of this Ken Willard design.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
A Pong Two designed by Randy Randolph. Usually powered by a Black Widow .049. Built in 2007.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
[quote="Tee Bee"]My Page Boy powered by a TD .010. Built in 2010. It is built partially from an Early RC kit which was damaged in shipping so I cut some of it by hand. 2012 is the 50th Anniversary of this Ken Willard design.
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Very nice plane there Troy.
I really like it and seeing a flight vid may convince me to build one
INdra
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Very nice plane there Troy.
I really like it and seeing a flight vid may convince me to build one
INdra
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Pong Two powered by a Medallion .09. This was built alongside the yellow one but was beefed up a bit more for the larger engine. Still going strong since 2007.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
I call this one El Pongito. I scaled the Pong Two down roughly half-size and redimensioned it a bit to fit all the gear inside. Powered by a TD .010. It's a handful with the scaled down airfoil. Must be tossed hard and speed maintained during flight or it can get squirrely. Keep it up on the step and it's a sweetheart.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
A La Stick. Built in 2007 and flown for a couple of years with a TD .010. A fun zippy flyer. Then I modified it a bit and switched the engine to a TD .020. She's a screamer now.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
This a Skydrill built from a Select Hobbies kit in 2008. It's been flown hard and often for 4 years. It's set up for reed-valve .049s. Flies great with a stock Surestart but I like the way it grooves with a hotter reedie such as the Skyline FX that's usually mounted. This is probably my best flying 1/2A model.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Some very nice planes, congrats!
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Beautifull airplanes.
I like the picture of the yellow pong two very much!
Best regards,
Bastiaan
I like the picture of the yellow pong two very much!
Best regards,
Bastiaan
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
This is a Das Splat Jr built from RCM plans. Set up for a TD .049. 2 channels, elevator and aileron. Simple, fast, fun!
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
The Scoundrel. Designed by Steve Adams of Select Hobbies. I built it from a pre-production kit that he made available a couple of years ago. Several folks built one and we got them together at the SMALL fly-in in 2010. This was the only Cox powered version. The others have electric motors or a little PAW diesel. Recently, I installed one of Bernie's intake throttles on the Surestart and she now putters around nice and slow with the throttle pulled back.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Another one in the making. This is called the Scalpel. Another possibly-soon-to-be-released kit from Steve Adams of Select Hobbies. It's design is greatly influenced by the Ace Simple 400 which is no longer produced. It uses tapered Ace-style foam wings. This one will be powered by my Mangusta DR .049 rear rotary induction engine made by Tim Wiltse. I purchased it over 3 years ago and just recently got around to firing it up. There is a thorough build thread of this one over at RCU. I hope to start test flights by the end of February.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Cool.
We really need to get Skaliwag on here.
WHo is up for recruitment duty?
We really need to get Skaliwag on here.
WHo is up for recruitment duty?
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
The Skydrill kits are sold by selecthobbies.com. He's probably got them in stock.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Hey Tee Bee,
It's a little hard to tell from the pic- is your Pageboy rudder only or rudder and elevator?
It's a little hard to tell from the pic- is your Pageboy rudder only or rudder and elevator?
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
looks like rudder and elevator to me.
You can see a rather pronounced line near the back where it becomes a control surface.
Indra
You can see a rather pronounced line near the back where it becomes a control surface.
Indra
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Correct. The Pageboy is 2 channel. Flies great! Surprisingly quick. Not surprisingly, the undercambered wings prefer calm conditions. The next time out, I plan to fly it with the prop mounted backwards to slow it down a bit. That was mentioned in the original Ken Willard build article. To date, I've only flown it in "high gear".
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Okay It is also cool that it was at one point the worlds smallest RC plane.
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
I'm trying to rig up a way to convert some of my tape vids to digital tonight. If I'm successful, I plan to post footage of most of these models flying including the Pageboy.
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Cool cant wait to see them Troy!
Really love your vids especially the lastic!
Really love your vids especially the lastic!
Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
Vids would be great, the Skydrill looks very similar to my Sig Hummer. Is it elevator/ailerons?
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Re: My Cox Powered RC Planes
cribbs74, my Skydrill also has rudder.
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VIDEOS
I've been promising videos to a number of folks for a while. This evening I finally converted some of my camcorder footage into video files and uploaded them to youtube. Here's what I've done so far. Turn up the volume to hear all the Cox noise and enjoy.
El Pongito with Cox TD .010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_6ZZUHoPEY&feature=plcp&context=C39f6dfdUDOEgsToPDskIRGOnOlXiSnx74mBpd1KCl
Skydrill with Skyline FX .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMqd6rGXLao&feature=plcp&context=C33f512aUDOEgsToPDskJEq48alOwtRWgMWU8r0moQ
Pageboy with Cox TD .010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw0hEaA0mvc&feature=plcp&context=C34cabaaUDOEgsToPDskLN6N0YVgGgP315nUCNCAMp
Scoundrel with Cox Surestart .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9E5Z5roweU&feature=plcp&context=C30c6c5fUDOEgsToPDskJx3rz73HQz9-KSIaz5nVIs
Pong Two with Cox Medallion .09 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_MV4PEy6jI&feature=plcp&context=C3e25845UDOEgsToPDskLVSGEKaX4ALC2cGl6I5NT1
Das Splat Jr with Cox TD .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J2q1JovHFY&feature=plcp&context=C3541746UDOEgsToPDskI_6k6Ztj6oOlDYS3S5oxAo
El Pongito with Cox TD .010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_6ZZUHoPEY&feature=plcp&context=C39f6dfdUDOEgsToPDskIRGOnOlXiSnx74mBpd1KCl
Skydrill with Skyline FX .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMqd6rGXLao&feature=plcp&context=C33f512aUDOEgsToPDskJEq48alOwtRWgMWU8r0moQ
Pageboy with Cox TD .010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw0hEaA0mvc&feature=plcp&context=C34cabaaUDOEgsToPDskLN6N0YVgGgP315nUCNCAMp
Scoundrel with Cox Surestart .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9E5Z5roweU&feature=plcp&context=C30c6c5fUDOEgsToPDskJx3rz73HQz9-KSIaz5nVIs
Pong Two with Cox Medallion .09 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_MV4PEy6jI&feature=plcp&context=C3e25845UDOEgsToPDskLVSGEKaX4ALC2cGl6I5NT1
Das Splat Jr with Cox TD .049 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J2q1JovHFY&feature=plcp&context=C3541746UDOEgsToPDskI_6k6Ztj6oOlDYS3S5oxAo
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