PLANS
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SPECS
WINGSPAN 25.59in | 650mm
LENGTH 21.10in | 536mm
CHORD 6.22in | 158mm
CHANNELS 3
WEIGHT
- AIRFRAME 5.99oz | 170g
- AUW Sonic Series 13.05oz | 370g
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PICTURES
Make sure you get all your foam cut and build supplies ready before you start.
The end result is worth the effort!
Learn how to build my nnSpeedWing!
My use of aluminum makes the wing nearly unbreakable. Check out my stress test video here!
Careful not to burn your fingers when gluing down the edges.
The intake requires some careful attention with a utility blade.
Wing root fairings make this bird look so clean!
If you build a Sonic Series nnP-39 please make a post and share your work. I love getting to share in the experince with you.
Stay tuned for the release video!
Thanks for checking out the Sonic Series nnP-39! If you built one and enjoyed it please consider donating a few bucks so I can buy more supplies to make more great planes.
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Are you not able to play the video no YouTube?
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You have done a great job of using FT techniques, but have developed some new techniques that are advancing the "state of the art" for DTFB planes. The speed-wing is a great example. Another example is the "paper tab fold-over" at the exposed edges of the airframe. This is very simple, but it will be very effective at preventing paper peeling around the nose, etc. This will also allow better painting. I also like the removable hatch idea.
I wish you would supplement this video with a short video showing your power pod and battery set-up. I suspect that hatch allows more freedom for installation of the motor, receiver, etc. If you can't do a video, at least provide some detailed photos of the motor installation, etc.
Again, great job!!
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Thanks for the kind words! I can definitely provide some photos of how my electronics are laid out.
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The fact that Guys like you, are sharing their Talents with the rest of us, with great asthetic and structural upgrades, is very generous.
Any tips for a steerable Nose Wheel on Tricycle Landing Gear?
~ Carmine 💥 ⛽
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