GLIDERS
My gliders.
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Windstyrke 12 is a Danish slope glider, this one is for the windy days - the days with storm !
On these days this plane is fast and fun to fly. The plane is build from a drawing from the Danish
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Piberos, Victory and Windstyrke 12
Piberos is the well known depron glider. Victory is my oldest plane, an A-1 free flight glider build from a kit from the DMI-company. (Dansk Modelflyve Industri, a company that unfortunately today are closed) I was 12 years old (that's some days ago!) when I build the kit. The glider was used for free flight in some years. This Victory is actually my second Victory - the first one disappeared in good thermals a day where the thermals brake on the plane didn't work. The thermals brake was these days a homemade fuse, that was burning very badly. I have later rebuild the Victory, extended the wingspan
with 20 cm, and added RC. ![]()
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Last Down XXL With a wingspan at 3,2 meter this is a quite big glider. The glider ia a ARF-kit from Staufenbiel.
I use a LRK 345/25, 10 cells and a 16x10 prop in this glider. The power consumption are close to 80A. This power setup can get the plane up to a very good hight in a few seconds. I use the Skypanel in this plane for finding thermals, Take a look at: My electronic. |
A fine glider.
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Mini With a wingspan less than 70 cm, and a weight close far below 100 g this is my mini glider.A ready to fly free flight glider where I have installed RC. For the fine days. |
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SB-10 Semi-scale glider At Intermodellbau 2002 at the Rc-Tronics-Rippin, I found this kit.A semi scale SB10 glider with 4,8 m. wingspan. I did what I know most model builders do: Bought the kit immediate. After that the time were passing by, without anything happened at all on the building process (even though the kit was a ARF-kit). But finaly in the spring 2006, the glider was ready to fly. I had decided to build the plane with a motor, that's to difficult to find someone with a motor plane that can get the glider into the air. I have therfore mounted a LRK motor in the plane. I am then able to fly when I want to do it. The motor is powered from a 3S KOKAM H5 LiPo pack with 5.000 MaH. Power consumption is 70 A. The controller is a Speedy sprint. I have made a small trolley, that have a seperate RX and battery for the steering, the plane are then able to start from the ground. The plane takes off from the trolley like a normal plane with wheels, the trolley stay on the ground. I also use the Skypanel in this plane for finding thermals, Take a look at: My electronic.
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TERRY
I use the std. S400 motor and 8 pcs. AR500/AE600. I am not the big form plane lover.....but a plane like this is OK on a fine summer evening.
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