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Old 10-18-2008, 01:42 PM   #73 (permalink)
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Default Re: 37% Ultimates

Ultimatebipe,
What drop on the headers are you using in this plane? Any suggestions for mounting as set of cans in this plane?

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Hi guy,mine is power by ZDZ100ng black head,with K&S 86v4 canister and vess 27a
at 6000rpm.pulling power is awesome ,and mine is pretty HEAVY(34 pounds dry).
It fly great,with no bad habits.
I want to know,why is so heavy? I run 1 servo by surface(2 on rudder),my engine is
light and canister also,the only weight i had is the smoke pump and tank.
I see on the forum 27 to 29,where the error?
I like it very much it's the best ultimate i fly,
I have goldberg with YS120, Ohio 62" with ZDZ60cc(great flyer too),Precision built
30% with 3W78(Glide like a rock)and now the bme 37%.
I plan to buy and other one.
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Old 10-20-2008, 11:06 PM   #74 (permalink)
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Default Re: 37% Ultimates

OK....Here is the $64 question. How is the field setup and more importantly.......the take down after your dog tired after a day of flying? I see flying wires. Are they functional? Are they a pain to configure at the field? You know what they say....bipes are great until you gotta spend an hour getting them ready to fly. That money is just about burning a hole in my pocket!
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Old 10-20-2008, 11:53 PM   #75 (permalink)
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Default Re: 37% Ultimates

I know a guy in Vegas that doesn't use the wires. His planes are a nightmare to look at due to hangar rash and his Preventative Maint is non existent. He does mild 3-D and has not been using flying wires and flying with a huge hole in the covering along the side. Uses a BME 100 on his. He's never had a problem to date with the plane due to no flying wires.

I've been told by Ken that the wires are functional and a probably a must for 3-D and IMAC to keep the plane tracking the same throughout. I plan to use them on mine. Actually wires don't add that much time to the setup. Maybe 5mins max.
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I used kevlar cord on my Ulti for the flying wires. The set up time is an honest 25min to a 1/2 hour depending how many people want to stop you to talk about how beautiful your plane is. Tear down is 15min at best. All worth the 45min total for a day of flying this airplane that act's like a Porshe Carera GT2 in the air. Trust me it's worth it. CHRIS
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Old 10-20-2008, 11:54 PM   #77 (permalink)
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The flying wires are not hard to configure at all. You really can't install them the wrong way. You need to put screws into the struts if you have the wires or not. You set the length of the wires when you build the plane so they tighten as you tighten the screws into the struts. I could easily put mine together in 15 minutes and take it down in 10. On another note, I just started using a PAU 28 3Db prop on my DA-100. It is turning 6400 rpm and I really like it for 3D. I replaced a 27x10 Menz and will be keeping this on for awhile
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Old 10-21-2008, 12:52 AM   #78 (permalink)
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Anyone know what the drop length for cans is if using a DA or DL 100? Also, a picture of your motor mounted would be nice as well.
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:48 PM   #79 (permalink)
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I'am sorry oilsand,I have lot of work at this time,I will send to you pic and detail of setup
for K&S can and header.
I try this weekend
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Old 10-21-2008, 11:50 PM   #80 (permalink)
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Thank Denis,
When ever you get time, that would be great.

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I'am sorry oilsand,I have lot of work at this time,I will send to you pic and detail of setup
for K&S can and header.
I try this weekend
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Old 10-26-2008, 07:24 PM   #81 (permalink)
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Hi Anthony,I send to you the picture of my set up for K&S canister 86-v4. I use it with a ZDZ 100cc ng black head with good succes.It pull my 34 pounds bipe with a vess 27a prop with great autority,half trottle to hover and pull out really fast.

The header are made with K&S L shape tubing cut to size and engine stub weld in place with
K&S rod and propane welding torch.
I just enlage the holes in bulkhead just enough to squeeze silicone tubing around the canister.
I install also another bulkhead on the reinforcement in the center of canister.
In the back of canister I put a light ply stopper to be sure it dont pull back.
I open the bottom of fuselage monokote to exit hot air.
After all set up I inject some silicone sealant to fix the canister to bulkhead.
This setup work fine for me for number of plane,with no failure for over total of 1000 flights.
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Old 10-26-2008, 08:32 PM   #82 (permalink)
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Thank you for the pictures Denis. I was not sure how much room under the engine one would have, but it looks like lots of room. Do you know what drop header you are using (distance from exhaust flange down to the middle of the pipe going back?
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Hi Ultimate,

You did a great job setting yours up with the cans, nice work. I am a little perplexed about your weight. I also have a ZDZ 100 in mine and it weighs 27lbs. While not the most powerful 100 out there it does run pretty darn good and is pretty lite. I will say that if my Ultimate was as heavy as yours, I would have some serious power issues and that weight with the ZDZ. You do however have quite a bit more stuff in yours. My DA-85 makes quite a bit more power than the ZDZ and is a good choice for this aircraft as well. The ZDZ is a nice light motor that runs very, very well. Anyway, glad to know you are happy with it.

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Old 10-27-2008, 10:23 PM   #84 (permalink)
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Antony,the drop is not strait but it is 80mm, and as you can see on the pics the canister inlet is not
center.
If anyone can weight your wing panel mine are 2 pound each on a postal scale.
That's include a regular servo at 2 ounces and the extension wire.

I will do a video next year to show how well it fly.

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