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I dont think it is a Pitts but it is close, it could be a mix of all three: weeks, ultimate, and pitts.... the Interplane struts that hold the top wing dont look right for either of those planes thou
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It's official, thanks Verne...
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Here is a 3-view of the Pitts S1-C,
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Ken the wings on this plane are different lengths, the bottom wing is shorter. The wings on the S1-C both the wing spans are the same
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Gettin' Lower!
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Looks like a weeks to me as well except for the canopy, the weeks had a little more of a bubble I thought.
How big is the plane, it might be an old Ace/Miles Reed kit? |
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its top wing is 80 inches, it has a G-62 on it
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Shake and Bake
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Looks like a Skybolt or maybe a Starduster
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ISC used to offer an ARF model that used the G62, it was Sean Tuckers 1-800-COLLECT Pitts Challenger II if memory serves me.
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Sean Tuckers website, http://www.poweraerobatics.com/saf/index.html
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Huckgrandmaster
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I would say Skybolt also.
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I think the PJ was plans built. Maybe Walt Moucha?
It also has some similarity to a Skybolt. Cowl, tail. Sorry can't help more. Dan |
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OK!!! My memory was slightly incorrect. PJ260.
http:/pj260.com Dan |
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ALSO<
Here is a review of the plans built PJ295. It looks to be about the same size, flew with a G-62. I think this is the one I've seen. I believe the one I saw also had the I-struts like yours. Easy to understand why some might make that change! The cabane struts are a dead giveaway. http://www.fly-imaa.org/imaa/hfartic.../v11-1-25.html Dan Last edited by DA2000; 04-10-2006 at 12:42 AM. Reason: Added link |
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Rudder Bashin'
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I think you hit the nail on the head DA2000!! Cowl, tail shape, center cabanes. Close as **** is to smelly.
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hey guys.
im not shure but isn't that a Christen Eagle????? D
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I think DA2000 Hit it dead on, that picture he posted looks almost exactly like mine if you were to change the colors of it. Thank you DA2000
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