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Bill Little · Oct 07, 2003 11:09 AM

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Does anyone out there have any experience with Bob Palmer's Lil' T-Bird? Need suggestions, am planning on using a '57 Fox 25, and will keep it very light. I do not plan on using differential flaps.
It will be set up for Classic events, Bellcrank size (4"??), horn height?, will use Morris adj. elev. horn, starting point on line length (.015 braided), and any other suggestions.
How does/did yours fly?
TIA
Bill


Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!

mag10co · Oct 07, 2003 01:07 PM

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Hi Bill,

Get in touch with Bob England. He built one and brought it to VSC several times.

Mark Gerber

Bill Little · Oct 07, 2003 01:14 PM

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Thanks, Mark!
Bill


Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!

jimamos · Oct 07, 2003 01:34 PM

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Bob Englend also has a nice set of plans available. He includes all of the parts outlines so that you could cut a kit. The orginal Veco plans were their typical assembly instructions.

But, Larry Richards has a kit for $105 + shipping. See his page at:

<http://www.builtrightflyright.net/LarryRichards/LarryRichards.htm>

for his list of kits.

I built one of the Veco kits once, way back in the mid 70's, when I was in 7'th grade, got it all the way to needing covered. At the time I thought it was huge!

Jim Amos

Larry Fernandez · Oct 07, 2003 01:50 PM

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Thats Bob English of Vacaville Ca. I have a Little T-Bird ready for paint as we speak, built from Bobs Plans. I will be using an FP .15 up front. I am told that it make as much power as a Fox .25. I hope their right. Larry, NorCal Circle Jerks.