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stg61abc · Apr 03, 2009 02:42 PM

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Hi Folks, Does someone have a plan from the FliteStreak for 15 engines?
If the FliteStreak plan is not available, any plane plan in this style will be welcome (for 15 engine)

thanks

DennisM · Apr 03, 2009 06:48 PM

edited#1 source
Brodak jr Flite Streak and jr Lightning Streak, plans are available from Brodak. As well as the kits.

Tony G · Apr 04, 2009 02:01 PM

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>Hi Folks, Does someone have a plan from the FliteStreak for
>15 engines?
>If the FliteStreak plan is not available, any plane plan in
>this style will be welcome (for 15 engine)
>
>thanks

Hi Carlo, If you are considering using a medium to strong .15, then
the full sized Flite Streak is a great .15 sized model. Some of my
friends have flown their Streaks very successfuly using .15 diesel
engines....and that was on 60'X.015" lines. The engines that they used
were PAW .19BB and.15BB, MVVS .12(yes, .12 diesel) and a ZOM 2.49cc
diesel. I have a Russian ST .2.49 Clone in mine. If you want to use a
six ounce engine, then I know that the Jr versions of the Lighting and
Flite Streaks are too small in wing area; they will fly okay with a six ounce .15
but the wing loading is a bit too high for excellent performance. The Jr's will fly
much better with 3-4 ounce engines. I write with considerable
experience building and flying .15 cu" models.

Tony G

Tony G · Apr 04, 2009 02:12 PM

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Hi again Carlo, I just had an additional thought, There is a similar
model that also flys very well with .15 engines; it is called "The Smousen";
it has a 330 sq" wing instead of the 390 sq"s of the Streaks. Barry Baxter
has plans for the Smousen and the Flite Streak. See it at Bare's site:
http://www.controllineplans.com/frameset2.htm

Just open the kits page one tab, it is a Modelhob kit.

Tony G

Alan Hahn · Apr 04, 2009 05:10 PM

#6 source
I fly my ARF FliteStreak with a Fox 15BB (newest version) on 52 foot lines. It's a lot of fun.
Alan

JAKinHouston · Apr 07, 2009 08:32 PM

#8 source
>>Hi Folks, Does someone have a plan from the FliteStreak
>for
>>15 engines?
>>If the FliteStreak plan is not available, any plane plan
>in
>>this style will be welcome (for 15 engine)
>>
>>thanks
>
>Hi Carlo, If you are considering using a medium to strong .15,
>then
>the full sized Flite Streak is a great .15 sized model. Some
>of my
>friends have flown their Streaks very successfuly using .15
>diesel
>engines....and that was on 60'X.015" lines. The engines
>that they used
>were PAW .19BB and.15BB, MVVS .12(yes, .12 diesel) and a ZOM
>2.49cc
>diesel. I have a Russian ST .2.49 Clone in mine. If you want
>to use a
>six ounce engine, then I know that the Jr versions of the
>Lighting and
>Flite Streaks are too small in wing area; they will fly okay
>with a six ounce .15
>but the wing loading is a bit too high for excellent
>performance. The Jr's will fly
> much better with 3-4 ounce engines. I write with
>considerable
>experience building and flying .15 cu" models.
>
>Tony G
>


GMA once wrote me that his favorite "show off" airplane was a full size Flite Streak with an Oliver Tiger .15 diesel.


J

gcb · Apr 04, 2009 04:22 PM

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Hi Folks, Does someone have a plan from the FliteStreak for 15 engines?
If the FliteStreak plan is not available, any plane plan in this style will be welcome (for 15 engine)

thanks


For a good .15 GMA made the profile Peacemaker. Looks like a Flite Streak and is sized between the Streak and Streak Jr.

George

peabody · Apr 04, 2009 04:28 PM

#5 source
If you are building from a kit, the full sized Flite Streak will work well....or maybe shorten the span by a couple inches....
The "15" sized Flite Streaks fly pretty well with a Norvel .74 or an .09 of newer variety....

See Ya

Peabody

www.gscb.us / www.richpeabody.com

cfrizell · Apr 05, 2009 04:37 AM

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I agree - the Peacemaker is "IT"

I can mail you the plans, as long as you mail them back when you've made a copy. Or I can try and get them copied here.

Charles
Canterbury
UK

PS

http://controlline.org.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1826&start=15