nitro planes 50cc YAK 54

[harv]

hey guys, i was jsut searchin around, and i found this airplane on the net. wat you guys think of it. looks well built(nott hat i would buy it)

http://www.nitroplanes.com/yak5450giscr.html

[MrKiwi]

It looks like a QQ knock off.

[harv]

more like aeroworks to me.

[3daviator]

Funny: regular price $999 Sale price $349

This 40 size of theirs looks like the Aeroworks scheme http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1931_28764589

[harv]

349.00 for that 50cc yak. i would fall for it.( honestly,), its good for people who dont have a whole lot of money to spend. maybe, just maybe, that will be my last option.

[3DHUSKER]

http://www.wildharerc.com/Products/Yak/yak.htm

I would buy this one first

[SleepyC]

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	349.00 for that 50cc yak. i would fall for it.( honestly,), its good for people who don't have a whole lot of money to spend. maybe, just maybe, that will be my last option.

Is it really cheap though?

You still have to put the equipment into it, and thats another $1000.

And then when the hot melt glue falls apart on a snap roll, and the wing splits in half and the plane comes crashing down....

Hmmm. Lets see, you saved $100 - $150 by buying a "Cheap" $349 plane over a $500 one... but you just lost $800 in equipment due to a cheap plane's mid flight failure...

Sooo ummm Harv.....Is it really that cheap?

[bodywerks]

	Quote: Originally Posted by harv
	349.00 for that 50cc yak. i would fall for it.( honestly,), its good for people who dont have a whole lot of money to spend. maybe, just maybe, that will be my last option.

Dude, getting a big plane for the sake of haviing a big plane is a BIG mistake. I would WAY rather have a killer-flying, lightweight 60-90 size plane before I dumped my money into a mediocre 50cc plane, which is EXACTLY what this plane would be. Just in case you didn't know, 8000 grams is almost 17-3/4 pounds. And I'd put money on it being heavier than that, plus 85" wingspan is probably only around 1300 squares, so you're looking at around a 32 ounce wingloading - a light 50cc plane will have around a 25 ounce loading.
You're 14! If you don't have the money for a giant scale plane you shouldn't be suprized...I'll let you in on a little secret right now: having a big plane only makes you look like a better pilot, it doesn't actually make you a better pilot. In fact, all of the cool stuff I have learned to do I did on parkflyers and 60-90 size stuff.

[bahamadude]

Hold up Wait a minute !!

Has anyone seen this plane fly ?

Has anyone tested this aircraft yet ?

Has anyone any proof that the plane splits apart in mid air ?

Does cheap means poor quality ?

Is this plane an exact copy of another brand ?

Are there other brand out there with the similiar size and weight that falls apart or they have proven themselves and flies ok ?

Are light planes stronger ?

[SleepyC]

	Quote:
	Hold up Wait a minute !! Has anyone seen this plane fly ? Has anyone tested this aircraft yet ? Has anyone any proof that the plane splits apart in mid air ? Does cheap means poor quality ? Is this plane an exact copy of another brand ? Are there other brand out there with the similiar size and weight that falls apart or they have proven themselves and flies ok ? Are light planes stronger ?

I have owned a nitro planes model...

They are put together with "hot melt glue"

Thats fine for a .40 - .60 plane, but I wouldn't trust it to a 50cc plane.
Also, a good friend has confirmed to me that YES the 50cc plane uses Hot melt glue.

So... not saying its a BAD plane, but with that glue being used.. i won't be trusting my equipment to it.

It may be a fine plane for sport aerobatics, but I wouldn't throw it into a blender!

[bahamadude]

I understand

I guess its up to the buyers discretion in what he wants to do with the aircraft.

As for me my style of flying leans to more pattern stuff and i know some 3D.



Some chinese man say you cant go wrong with foamy !!

[bodywerks]

I wouldn't buy anything from this company, really. They simply take any planes that China offers and try to sell them to make a buck. As where QQ aircraft, Aeroworks, Fliton and the like, do a ton of their own design, research, and testing before sending them to china to be built. Then they do it all again to make sure the final assembly is to their satisfaction. If they later find that it isn't, they fix it. If Nitromodels finds out that a plane they sell is falling apart in customers hands, they will simply stop ordering more of them and try China's next offering.