Ukey 40 and Prowler?
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The U-Key .40 is an ARF, while the Prowler iswas a kit. Jim Pearson offers cores for the Prowler, I believe. A pic of a ukey here: http://www.tulsacl.com/photoUkey.html
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Peabody
It was a kit with a foamie wing core, but you had to apply the sheeting to the wing when building that one. There may have been a plan drwan up to build Prowlers with ribs instead of the foam, or at least I have seen one such plane built, so Frank had to get his rib patterns SOMEWHERE. It's a very good stunter, in spite of being a profile.
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Bill Little · Mar 30, 2004 10:51 AM
#4 sourceI built a RD-1 and Prowler with ribs. Very easy, as you know, to use the foam wing templates to stack sand ribs, just adding cut outs for 1/4 X 1/4 Spars. Much lighter!
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Just an Old Advanced flyer.
The Ukey Series of C/L ARF's ....... Two sizes.....Two Great Planes!
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Note: I am not affiliated with ModelWings but I do have a UKEY 35 kit that I hope to get built and into the air this spring. The above information is from the Febuary/March issue STUNT NEWS, P. 71 and is being posted for the benefit of those interested in the source of this aircraft.................Terrence Durrill
Ron,
Here is a site where you can see a number of UKEY's, some stock out of the box, some modified somewhat. BUT, BE FORWARNED.......UKEY'S ARE "BUTT UGLY", at least in the stock configuration. That way there is no emotional connection to the plane and you are free to try just abut any maneuver, no matter how impossible it may seem to you. ANYHOW, ENJOY...........TD