Denight 50 powered by an OS Max FS-56

I built this astonishingly beautiful Hangar 9-made ARF (http://www.hangar-9.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=HAN4745) called Denight 50  a few years ago, and powered it with an OSMAX-FS56 4-stroker, then flew it until the flying field of proper space became unaccessible.




Note that my ole lady is also happily  "having wings" like a lark when she is with me in the field!!!





Since then the plane has been just sitting on the top of a cupboard collecting dust with sorrow, and with a slightly damaged but still functional engine cowl that is no longer on stock with Hangar 9.

Ultimately I found a cowl on the internet, the last sold by a small hobbyshop in Poland - so small the owners do not even speak English and I had to rely on one of my co-workers born in Poland, - and bought it, then retrofitted the plane's nose this last weekend.

I also cleaned and restarted the OS MAX FS 56 engine that just works like a clockwork and idles so low as the small Honda MSX 125motorcycle I ride in the summer...unbelievable how such a small 9,5ccm 4-stroke engine replicates the sound, idle, and stable run of the "large" 125ccm brother.




Watch that the rpm measured with the Hobbico device and with the RPM gauge acoustic app on my phone fall within a 1% wide range i.e. the acoustic app is relatively accurate.

Now that I have made the Denight 50  airworthy again, I am just sitting with my chin dropped in my hand and wondering where on earth I will fly it again? (Small country, limited opportunities....)