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Post  mitchg95 Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:38 pm

i found this plan on www.outerzone.co.uk today and is called the Marx arrow, it is a flying wing glider with 66'' wingspan
i was wondering if there is away to convert the plans that are shown to a tiled format so that i can print them from my hp officejet 6500 printer, and would rc be possible?
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Post  Godsey3.0 Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:49 pm

If you print with adobe there is a setting called "Poster". It is in the window that pops up when you hit Ctrl+P or the Print button. I know Adobe X has this feature.

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Post  mitchg95 Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:53 pm

i cant seem to find the engine that this model calls for, is there a cheap alternative of a diesel engine of 0.2cc
i saw a AE 0.2cc, were might i find one if it is still being produced, i might just have to give this plane a whirl
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Post  Godsey3.0 Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:07 pm

That is about .0122 Cubic Inches. I am not sure what power the engine specified had. You could always try a Tee Dee .010. Or a Pee Wee. More power needed then try a Tee Dee .020.
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Post  nitroairplane Thu Aug 09, 2012 5:46 pm

I got an AE .2cc, they are fantastic engines!
Far better than the other AE sizes I've seen, they are no longer made they were last produced in the 90s, a .010 or .020 would be a good substitute.
There are a few engines around .2cc, the Kempe .2cc engines (many variations), the clan .24cc, pee wee, tee dee, DG mills replicas, VA mills .25cc, ED baby replicas 0.246, lots to consider.
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Post  JPvelo Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:07 pm

If there is a kinkos near where you live you can generally print a large format plan for around five bucks an forgo all the tape work.
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Post  mitchg95 Sun Aug 12, 2012 10:05 pm

JPvelo wrote:If there is a kinkos near where you live you can generally print a large format plan for around five bucks an forgo all the tape work.

thats the route i think ill take on wensday when i can get to the kinko's in my town

Indra: i have a peewee that could work, but it has a 66'' wing, is'nt that a little bit big for an engine that small??? well it is free flight and i think slower is deffinetly better, Huh...
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Post  nitroairplane Mon Aug 13, 2012 4:40 am

I dunno, I've never built the plane but the pee wee has more power than every .2cc diesel I know of.
Just get final weight in at under around 13oz and you should be good.
Pee wees only
Usually take 9oz but this is a floater, but jar build as light as you can.
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Post  mitchg95 Tue Aug 14, 2012 4:44 pm

nitroairplane wrote:I dunno, I've never built the plane but the pee wee has more power than every .2cc diesel I know of.
Just get final weight in at under around 13oz and you should be good.
Pee wees only
Usually take 9oz but this is a floater, but jar build as light as you can.


i probably will build this soon, i have to finish the three other planes that i am building
steven aero liddlebug, for parkzone vapor electronics
topflite uproar
and a lanier rc 1/2a shrike
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