Do you have a 72" Weeks Solution?
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Do you have a 72" Weeks Solution?
I am so excited. Did some wheelin & Dealin and got one of the few remaining "must have before I die" models. It has a G 62 (I plan on sending to Ralph Cunningham to get ignition installed) and I am promised it is an awsome flyer. Could somebody tell me the CG as well as the high and low rates. Also, I will need a new cowl soon. Do you have a source. Thanks in advance for your help.
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I have flown one. They are really pretty. As far as flight goes they are alright but nothing to drewl over. IMO the ultimate bipe flies a lot better.
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im flying one now with a zdz60 . i balanced it at 1 1/2 " back from the leading edge of the top wing . flies good there for me. its a good sport bipe . not an ultimate.
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70.5" WS 77.75" Length 1685 sq inches 19-21 lbs 3.0 - 5.8 motor.
comes with rocket city 8/32 hardware for all the control surfaces, ohio tail wheel, 4.5 skylight wheels, 2 piece cowl, wheel pants both of which are primed fiberglass. The wings, hatch, rudder, fin, elevator, and stab are foam. the cowl is 13" wide so it will accept a twin pretty easly and not have the cut outs for spark plugs. The landing gear is of a 3 piece design that mounts under the motor box. two side pieces with a contecting piece accross the 2 of them. Blindnuts and various socket head 4/40 screws.
http://members.cox.net/krayzcee/
here is a pic of the kit before starting:
comes with rocket city 8/32 hardware for all the control surfaces, ohio tail wheel, 4.5 skylight wheels, 2 piece cowl, wheel pants both of which are primed fiberglass. The wings, hatch, rudder, fin, elevator, and stab are foam. the cowl is 13" wide so it will accept a twin pretty easly and not have the cut outs for spark plugs. The landing gear is of a 3 piece design that mounts under the motor box. two side pieces with a contecting piece accross the 2 of them. Blindnuts and various socket head 4/40 screws.
http://members.cox.net/krayzcee/
here is a pic of the kit before starting: