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Aerotech · 09-14-2006, 09:22 AM

Hello,

Good point Dave. Thats why I opened it up for discussion. Sometimes it takes other opinions to make a successful design. We are making leaps with our monoplanes and I dont want the Python to be anything less. I know it will fly awesome, the numbers don't usually lie.

Biff nice Idea I will see if that would work. See my light bulb is already lighting up. Thanks a million for the input. Ive never seen a 150cc with cannisters in Bob's 35% Model 12. The 41% yes but that size puts you into 44+lbs. Nothing wrong with that but for IMAC I know the guys want it less than 40lbs. Side note. I know Bob and is by far the pioneer for the Model 12 design. We all are catching up. LOL

John

09-14-2006, 09:22 AM	#10 (permalink)
Aerotech Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: Jan 2006 Age: 43 Posts: 968	Re: 150cc Pitts Python Looking for input Hello, Good point Dave. Thats why I opened it up for discussion. Sometimes it takes other opinions to make a successful design. We are making leaps with our monoplanes and I dont want the Python to be anything less. I know it will fly awesome, the numbers don't usually lie. Biff nice Idea I will see if that would work. See my light bulb is already lighting up. Thanks a million for the input. Ive never seen a 150cc with cannisters in Bob's 35% Model 12. The 41% yes but that size puts you into 44+lbs. Nothing wrong with that but for IMAC I know the guys want it less than 40lbs. Side note. I know Bob and is by far the pioneer for the Model 12 design. We all are catching up. LOL John Last edited by Aerotech; 09-14-2006 at 09:28 AM.