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Bob Dively has a Pitts S2 with a Christen Eagle conversion. You can by the whole kit or plans and parts. Find it at: http://www.bobdivelymodels.com/
BTW, the CE is not listed on the site. Call them for the details.
Good luck,
BTW, the CE is not listed on the site. Call them for the details.
Good luck,
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Re: Christen Eagle Plans
Originally posted by Hooked-On-RC
Looking for a set of plans for 1/3 scale Christen Eagle Bi-Plane. Any suggestions as to a supplier would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Looking for a set of plans for 1/3 scale Christen Eagle Bi-Plane. Any suggestions as to a supplier would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
There are also a couple Pitts plans out there I believe in that size. Those could be bashed into a Christen Eagle pretty easy.
Just some alternatives if nothing comes up.
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I have a set of plans for a 38% Christian Eagle by Eagle Aviation
wing span - 82 / 78 2025 square inches
22 to 24 lbs
3.2 to 5.8cc
If you have a means of copying them, will be glad to send them to you. I have the plane so would like to keep them
e-mail me if you want to borrow them to copy
Paul Eagon
wing span - 82 / 78 2025 square inches
22 to 24 lbs
3.2 to 5.8cc
If you have a means of copying them, will be glad to send them to you. I have the plane so would like to keep them
e-mail me if you want to borrow them to copy
Paul Eagon
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That is the same plane I have. In fact, the plane I have was built by Frank Knoll Jr, and I believe he is the one that originally offered the kit under the Eagle Aviation name.
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RC Model Engineering in PA has the gear, canopy, and glass parts for the 38% Eagle Aviation kit. In fact, I believe he is still selling the airplane from plans, to a full kit.
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RC Model Engineering (RCME) 21 Ridge Crest Dr. Fleetwood Pa. 19522 (610)944-9150
Here is the address for the Christen Eagle. last I talked to him he only sold stuff in kit form not individualy. I did notice a post on Imaa classifieds for some of his Glass work at half price.
Call him he will let you know
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Here is the address for the Christen Eagle. last I talked to him he only sold stuff in kit form not individualy. I did notice a post on Imaa classifieds for some of his Glass work at half price.
Call him he will let you know
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Steven:
YUP that is the exact airplane I have. Still in ARC condition. Bought it of a guy who never got around to finishing it. Also came with a new 3W twin 70cc. Seems a little small. What do you have in yours? Would also help to know what servo's you are using and all up weight. Plan on starting to finish this bird in the next couple of months. If I have any questions, can I contact you for help?
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YUP that is the exact airplane I have. Still in ARC condition. Bought it of a guy who never got around to finishing it. Also came with a new 3W twin 70cc. Seems a little small. What do you have in yours? Would also help to know what servo's you are using and all up weight. Plan on starting to finish this bird in the next couple of months. If I have any questions, can I contact you for help?
Paul Eagon
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Originally posted by pceagon
Steven:
YUP that is the exact airplane I have. Still in ARC condition. Bought it of a guy who never got around to finishing it. Also came with a new 3W twin 70cc. Seems a little small. What do you have in yours? Would also help to know what servo's you are using and all up weight. Plan on starting to finish this bird in the next couple of months. If I have any questions, can I contact you for help?
Paul Eagon
Steven:
YUP that is the exact airplane I have. Still in ARC condition. Bought it of a guy who never got around to finishing it. Also came with a new 3W twin 70cc. Seems a little small. What do you have in yours? Would also help to know what servo's you are using and all up weight. Plan on starting to finish this bird in the next couple of months. If I have any questions, can I contact you for help?
Paul Eagon
Mine had a 100cc single in it. I feel that while the 70cc will be under powered, it should still fly scale like. With the 100cc, it didn't have unlimited vertical, but the vertical was good. 70cc will compromise that even further.
I would go with 70oz or so for the ailerons (there are 4 of them, so no monster servos are needed). Elevators, something similar to a JR8411 would work well. Rudder, I don't remember whats in it now, but I would go with around 200-300oz.
The weight if I remember correctly was either 32lbs or 36lbs. I'd need to find my notes, which I can't at the moment. I'll correct this number when I find the notes. Also, mine had a smoke system, pump, extra battery, 32oz smoke tank, and used dual batteries for redundancy, all which added a bit of extra weight to the plane. Even with all that stuff, I liked the way it flew.