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fredf2c · Oct 07, 2004 04:05 PM

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Does any one have a basic trainer dimensions that can be downloaded
For a 15 or 19 sized engine
I what to make some for my son and his friends
The cast for The Brodak streak trainer is $10 plus shipping and tax
way tooo much for me
Fred Q lancaster PA

gtrbaby · Oct 07, 2004 06:32 PM

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fred, I have 100s of plans I can send you by e-mail. I dont know what kinda plan you want exactly...let me know and I can work something out for you.
I can re-size thing too...so even the bigger plans I have I can scale down.....let me know

Wynn

In the battle of airplane V ground, the ground is yet to lose.

BLACK HAWK MODELS · Oct 10, 2004 12:47 AM

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BLACK HAWK
I produce a soild wing profile basic trainer for $30.00 if you are interested contact me at: [email protected]
LARRY

Jim T. · Oct 10, 2004 10:32 AM

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I have a couple of Gullow #2 trainers, one with McCoy 19, other with AM 25 diesel. Basic dimensions are span 29 in, chord 6 in + 1 in flap tapering to 0 at tip. Stab and elevator span 13, chord 4 at center, 3.5 at tip. Hinge line in middle. 9 in from hingeline to TE of wing. 7.5 from LE of wing to prop. Both airplanes have been painted several times and repaired, and are tail heavy enough that both engines have heavy hubs. CG is at @ 3/4 in from leading edge of wing. Very stable, but can be looped. They have no rudder offset or engine offset.

Jim

fredf2c · Oct 11, 2004 09:28 AM

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Thank you verry much that is what I am lookin for
How are the wheels atached
Do you have any pictures
Fred Q jr

Bob Reeves · Oct 10, 2004 03:19 PM

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If he can't swing $10.00 how is he going to buy yours for $30.00 Really dumb post that adds nothing to what the guy asked. If you want to advertise do it in classified. If you want to help send the guy a free set of plans.

Tony G · Oct 11, 2004 05:12 AM

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>If he can't swing $10.00 how is he going to buy yours for
>$30.00 Really dumb post that adds nothing to what the guy
>asked. If you want to advertise do it in classified. If you
>want to help send the guy a free set of plans.

Hmmmm....I don't see how Fred is going to be able to construct,apply
finish and add hardware for "several" models for his Son and his
Son's Friends for less than the $10.00 "Cast".....I know Larry,
He is not a greedy fellow...seems like he was just providing an
appropriate optional choice to a question.
Best Regards;
Tony

Old Sourdough · Oct 11, 2004 10:56 AM

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Howdy, Bob.

I'm not certain that the $10.00 for the Streak Trainer is correct. The latest suggested retail price from Brodak is $48.39, which, to me, is a bit spendy for a solid balsa trainer, even in this day. {See:

http://www.brodak.com/shop_productdetail.php?ProductID=CLP-41&catagory=174&maincatagory=2

for the latest pricing information.)

Perhaps the $10.00 figure Fred mentioned is the shipping cost rather than the retail price. If not, I'd like to find out who his source is. There a few more Brodak kits I wouldn't mind having. With discounts like that, I could afford to stock pile a few.

Paul

The Old Sourdough
Ruksakinmakiak, Alaska, US of A

fredf2c · Oct 11, 2004 09:33 AM

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to Larry the red Barron
I got one of your 1/2 a' It seems way to heavy
And the short moment makes it a little squirrly
Like you said it does fly but its a hand full
I did not like the assembly instructions
If I had not already built planes I would have had a tough time with yours
You spent money on you color brochore why not a good set of plans
Fred Q

grzly23 · Oct 11, 2004 12:15 PM

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Fred,

Is $10 all you can spend? Your original post makes no sense. You cannot buy a 1/2a engine for that price. What is it you really want to accomplish?

Tom McClain

Giffy · Oct 10, 2004 11:44 AM

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Just copy one of your 1oz Goodyear planes but make it 20% bigger and slow down the controls.

gcb · Oct 11, 2004 06:40 AM

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Fred,

I would suggest only making ONE basic trainer and let them all learn on it. It doesn't take long until one gets tired of a basic trainer, then you want something that will do more.

George

jehold66203 · Oct 11, 2004 09:36 AM

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Fred, if you still any of the goodyear racers you used to compete with. Just put a mild engine on it. May have to cut cut down the control input. Of course that goes with almost any of the planes. I still think the old Ringmaster is the best trainer. After they solo with it the controls can be setup for more response. Later, DOC