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| Plouf belonging to Bill Scott, plan
available on the internet
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Phoenix Model Products (PMP) Ricoshe, 60"
EPP Pylon racer belonging to Bill Scott |
Paul Freemans' FVK Impuls, held by his
daughter. Powered by a geared brushless and 8 cells.
Impressive climb out! |
Bill Scotts' Terminator 60" hlg from
Plans available at the
Charles River RC
Club Website |
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| Bill Scott's "BUG". Micro hlg from an RCM
plan. 36" wingspan. Support group online at
Bug Group on
Yahoo |
Bills' Limit from a Julian Beckett plan.
36" wingspan, 2channel (aileron & elevator) slope soarer. |
Own Design electric soarer by "Stevie"
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Multiplex Easy Star |
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| Bills' Pelicano from an RCMW plan |
Sam Phenixs' Searcher from a design by
Mark Kummerow |
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Zagi THL from Trick RC |
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| Louden Blairs scale Twin Astir |
A Chris Foss Multiphase belonging to Sam
Phenix |
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Highlight hand launch model |
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| Bills' Gambler DLG. This one built from
plans, but kits are available from
Wright Brothers RC
in the US
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Mike Leonards Electric model,
which I believe uses the wing from a Graham McAllister
Hitcher 4 |
Filip 600 |
Cumulus 2000? |
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following 3 are of "Stevies'" Electric model |
3.1m and geared for a long
leisurely climb. Stevie builds to free flight principles |
and as a result his models
will fly easily "hands off" |
All his models are O/D and
come in some unusual, but aerodynamically sound shapes! |
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| Stevie has kindly
supplied a 3 view and further details of his 3.1m electric
called E-Sona |
Balsa Cabin Serenade |
Bill Scotts'
Algebra. After a major crash last year (2005) the model
was rebuilt using AG airfoils instead of the standard SD
7037 |
Frank Jackson's Algebra 2.5 with tip fins |
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"Old Timer". motor off this soars very well |
Frank's new Richter Alula |
Paul's depron Grunau Baby on the
dunes |
Paul's hand launch also on the
dunes |
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Frank has moved in to
Discus launch models with this Mini Topsky |
Frank converted this foamie freeflight model
to R/C for light slope flying. There are
now about 4 of these in the club |
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