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Can anyone identify this?
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Can anyone identify this?
Looks like a Berkley kit to me. The engine is a McCoy .15 I think. Kinda strange though as the case splits and it's rear intake. Trying to identify it for a friend.
Ron
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
Ron , that looks like a Guillows trainer. Our club uses ones to teach newcomers. Ken
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
Thanks Ken, Any idea as to what's up with the McCoy?
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That is definitely a Guillows Trainer. We have a Guillows Trixter Trainer. Looks very similar. Only difference I can tell is the canopy. Ours is extremely heavy. A Marz 2.5cc Diesel flies it. Barely. A 15 Magnum XLS is even worse. Neither engines could stunt it in any way. It handles wind surprisingly well. Good trainer. Can take a beating.
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
The engine is a McCoy .19.
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
The Mccoy is a Sportsman .19 angled rear intake. The engine overall is not very powerful. They really didn't make a whole lot of power and the quality was fair. Ken
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
Cool plane. I had one that looked similar to that, but it was a Testors kit called a Freshman.
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
sdjjadk wrote:Cool plane. I had one that looked similar to that, but it was a Testors kit called a Freshman.
Shawn
I believe you are correct. The Freshman had a profile fuselage and a solid wing. The Sophomore had a profile fuselage and a built-up wing. There were also the Junior and Senior with built-up fuselages. Each came in several sizes starting with the "9" that was sized for the McCoy .09 engine.
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Edit: Found plans online. Plane outlines do not match above pic...sorry.
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Yep the Freshman was designed for the McCoy "9" engine which (IIRC) was an .098gcb wrote:sdjjadk wrote:Cool plane. I had one that looked similar to that, but it was a Testors kit called a Freshman.
Shawn
I believe you are correct. The Freshman had a profile fuselage and a solid wing. The Sophomore had a profile fuselage and a built-up wing. There were also the Junior and Senior with built-up fuselages. Each came in several sizes starting with the "9" that was sized for the McCoy .09 engine.
George
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
Here are a couple of McCoy .098's. I believe the red tank belongs on an OK Cub though. I bought them both used.
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I was lucky to have known Nate Bast, the guy the designed the 'Freshman' series planes, the guy designed a lot of different planes. Here's his early 80's R/C pattern ship the 'Groover', first plane I'd seen do knife edge loops. Notice the canopy...looks very much like the early 'Freshman' planes.
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Re: Can anyone identify this?
Thanks for all the replies gentleman. I passed along the information to the respective buyer.
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