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Scratch built B-29
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Scratch built B-29
To: "Cecere, Joe/Lisa"
Date: Friday, March 23, 2012, 9:22 AM
My uncles club in San Diego has almost finished this bird.
Hi Joe. Hope all is going well for you and the family. I have a short video of the first flight of the giant scale B-29 we have been working on for almost four years. I turned out at 58 pounds and was timed at about 65 MPH at half throttle. The link gets you to the You Tube clip.
Ron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvDNshDvX64&feature=youtu.be
Date: Friday, March 23, 2012, 9:22 AM
My uncles club in San Diego has almost finished this bird.
Hi Joe. Hope all is going well for you and the family. I have a short video of the first flight of the giant scale B-29 we have been working on for almost four years. I turned out at 58 pounds and was timed at about 65 MPH at half throttle. The link gets you to the You Tube clip.
Ron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvDNshDvX64&feature=youtu.be
jsesere- Rest In Peace
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Re: Scratch built B-29
Wow. Beautiful plane. Love how the sun glinted off of it.
Godsey3.0- Platinum Member
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Re: Scratch built B-29
I had one with a 7' wingspan and 6' fuselage once... A guy was rebuilding it for me and I was laid off from there and later he got a divorce... who knows where it is now.
Re: Scratch built B-29
Very nice model and a VERY good pilot! All it needs now is a set of retracts.
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Re: Scratch built B-29
Ivanhoe wrote:Very nice model and a VERY good pilot! All it needs now is a set of retracts.
It may have had them, most maidens you don't use the retracts as you already have your hands full getting the feel for a new plane and getting the radio trimmed out.
Oddly enough, mine didn't have them.
Re: Scratch built B-29
WingingIt74 wrote:Ivanhoe wrote:Very nice model and a VERY good pilot! All it needs now is a set of retracts.
It may have had them, most maidens you don't use the retracts as you already have your hands full getting the feel for a new plane and getting the radio trimmed out.
Oddly enough, mine didn't have them.
You can hear a bit of discussion about that on the video, I got the impression from what is said that it doesn't have retracts, but perhaps I heard wrong!
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