My latest project. She sees her first race in a few weeks in Sacramento. Built it up from a stock Dymond F8F ARF. Span 48" (Clipped from 53") wing area 495 sq inches, and will be powered by a RCV .91 Sleeve Valve engine.
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FNG,
Very cool!! I thought only old Sea Furys used sleeve valve engines though?!!
Let me know the date's you'll be in Sacramento. I live about 5 minutes away from the field on Florin rd. I'd love to see that baby fly!
Race 29Full throttle till you see God, then turn left!
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Originally posted by Race 29FNG,
Very cool!! I thought only old Sea Furys used sleeve valve engines though?!!
Let me know the date's you'll be in Sacramento. I live about 5 minutes away from the field on Florin rd. I'd love to see that baby fly!
Race 29
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Originally posted by FNGI hope to put a hurt to those guys on the 9th. They left another HUGE loophole in the rules this year. They measure wing area from centerline of the fuse. A Bearcats wing ends at the fuse. So in a nutshell I get a smaller wing and a bigger engine size allowed to me. The ding dongs have allowed me to count the belly pan as wing area. I love grey areas!!! I always find them. My hope with the sleeve valve is that it will rev higher, and it's very compact so it will fit inside the cowl 100%.
At any rate, fly fast, turn left! :-)
Michele
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