60% BH EXTRA, HOW BIG IS TOO BIG ?

[Craven]

	Quote: Originally Posted by sloanfs
	Maybe one of these? http://www.mikebrentart.com/pilotportraits.html

That's perfect!

Right now he only prices up to 50% heads.

Contact this guy Elie and get yourself a 60%er.

[snap a saurus]

Greg, I will, but the problem is I already glued the canopy, might have to do some surgery in the future.
thanks

	Quote: Originally Posted by Craven
	That's perfect! Right now he only prices up to 50% heads. Contact this guy Elie and get yourself a 60%er.

[Craven]

	Quote: Originally Posted by snap a saurus
	Greg, I will, but the problem is I already glued the canopy, might have to do some surgery in the future. thanks

Well me!

[toc pilot]

	Quote: Originally Posted by ChickenStick Rick
	Not trying to hijack this thread but would love to see someone do a build thread on the BH 60% Clipped Wing Cub. Those that have one please start a thread!!!!!!!!!!

Here is a link for the 60% Clipped Wing Cub:

http://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/f...cub-build.html


Bill Hempel

[heligrom]

DUuuuuuuuuudeeee!!! that thing is flipping huge!!

what size prop is that 342 gonna be spinning?

[snap a saurus]

36 x 16; 38 x 14; 40 x 12
That's what's recomended.

[hady]

mabrouk SNAP its a gorgeous airplane,
man i would love to work on it i wish i was in the us .
wana see it hovering its a MOSTER.
wawwww

[RollingHarrier]

How did the canopy turn out? We need pictures! LOL

[Mike Busutil]

Hey Snap,

What is the Wingspan of your 60% and how long is the fuse?

Thanks.

[HTSkywalker]

Snap Man, this is a mammoth of a plane, you surely would need Air clearance before every flight and i believe by now the only option would be an A123 powerplant and a new SNAP-A-Trailer for sure
The fuselage could be used for kiaking as well :-)
Waiting for the maiden

[snap a saurus]

	Quote: Originally Posted by hady
	mabrouk SNAP its a gorgeous airplane, man i would love to work on it i wish i was in the us . wana see it hovering its a MOSTER. wawwww

Thanks Hady, I can use all the help I can get being so big.

	Quote: Originally Posted by RollingHarrier
	How did the canopy turn out? We need pictures! LOL

Jim, the canopy came out perfect, thanks for your help, I will be woking on it later and will post some pics.

	Quote: Originally Posted by Mike Busutil
	Hey Snap, What is the Wingspan of your 60% and how long is the fuse? Thanks.

Mike, I measured the fuse with no spinner at 155 and the wingspan at over 180 inches.

	Quote: Originally Posted by HTSkywalker
	Snap Man, this is a mammoth of a plane, you surely would need Air clearance before every flight and i believe by now the only option would be an A123 powerplant and a new SNAP-A-Trailer for sure The fuselage could be used for kiaking as well :-) Waiting for the maiden

Skywalker, thanks also, I am considering the A123 for the first time.

[heligrom]

	Quote: Originally Posted by snap a saurus
	36 x 16; 38 x 14; 40 x 12 That's what's recomended.

jeeze, thats more than 3 ft in prop! i'm only 5' 8. i dont know how i'd every flip one of those over by hand

[gforce]

Eli,thanks for the pics bud,This will only ease the pain for nowKeep'em coming bud

[snap a saurus]

	Quote: Originally Posted by heligrom
	jeeze, thats more than 3 ft in prop! i'm only 5' 8. i dont know how i'd every flip one of those over by hand

I am 5'9" and I will have to reach high to flip the prop and may need a stool, I am not joking

	Quote: Originally Posted by gforce
	Eli,thanks for the pics bud,This will only ease the pain for nowKeep'em coming bud

I will continue to post pics as we go.

[Tikka]

Elie:

In a previous post, you wrote that you will use 5 servos for the rudder, installed for push-pull. That does not add up for me, unless you can install them inside the fuse, in a row. Could you explain how the model is built, regarding the rudder servo set up? I plan on using a Seiko in mine, guess it will be strong enough. Any reason for why you don't go with the Seiko solution?