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Hi all!
Today update:
The external model (Lod1) almost full... I need some info about the motor inside in the fuselage.
If u have any picture do not hesitate to share...
Regards!
Lecso
Today update:
The external model (Lod1) almost full... I need some info about the motor inside in the fuselage.
If u have any picture do not hesitate to share...
Regards!
Lecso
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Bela Veghseo
Albatros Glider club
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Reg-#: HA-4408
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Albatros Glider club
Nyiregyhaza, Hungary
Reg-#: HA-4408
Comp-#: VBZ
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Sztem peccsel nem. Az új kétüléses most csak azért kerül bele, hogy teszteljék, vagy mit tudom én...
Legutóbb azt mondták nekem, hogy a kilences peccs után kezdenek neki összeállÃtani a plénpekket. Abban remélem benne lesz a Jantárral és a Pikkel együtt.
Legutóbb azt mondták nekem, hogy a kilences peccs után kezdenek neki összeállÃtani a plénpekket. Abban remélem benne lesz a Jantárral és a Pikkel együtt.
Bela Veghseo
Albatros Glider club
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Reg-#: HA-4408
Comp-#: VBZ
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Reg-#: HA-4408
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When the door is open it visible... But i think i will make a simple motor modell. We dont need too complex engine. Just be powerfull...OXO wrote:Excellent work. I can't see why you need anything when the motor is inside the fuselage? Surely the doors are closed and it can't be seen?

Bela Veghseo
Albatros Glider club
Nyiregyhaza, Hungary
Reg-#: HA-4408
Comp-#: VBZ
Albatros Glider club
Nyiregyhaza, Hungary
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Comp-#: VBZ
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Nekem délután jó... 4-5 körül megyek a reptérre, van egy kis dolgom. Előtte tudunk beszélni.Toto wrote:Na ez végre valamiCsináltam gumi és felni texturákat, ha kell akkor elküldöm.A magyar scenery ügyében keresnélek, valamikor kellene beszélni TS-en.
Bela Veghseo
Albatros Glider club
Nyiregyhaza, Hungary
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Comp-#: VBZ
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You want to see the way the wings bend on a winch launch, looks very impressive from the cockpit 
The one I flew was one of the first production examples of the original ASH with no winglets. Although it was a production aircraft it had the feel of a prototype about it & the owners were not too impressed with Schleicher. The propellor had been substantially cropped to make it fit the fuselage & was not much use, that was soon replaced with a prop that was much better matched to engine revs & airspeed so it would actually climb under power instead of struggle to maintain height. Retracting the wheel was a 2 man job unless you used a bit of negative g & timed it just right! I remember at the time being very impressed with the roll rate but in a thermal with a 15m glider it was apparent that we had a much bigger turn radius

The one I flew was one of the first production examples of the original ASH with no winglets. Although it was a production aircraft it had the feel of a prototype about it & the owners were not too impressed with Schleicher. The propellor had been substantially cropped to make it fit the fuselage & was not much use, that was soon replaced with a prop that was much better matched to engine revs & airspeed so it would actually climb under power instead of struggle to maintain height. Retracting the wheel was a 2 man job unless you used a bit of negative g & timed it just right! I remember at the time being very impressed with the roll rate but in a thermal with a 15m glider it was apparent that we had a much bigger turn radius

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Lecso wrote:When the door is open it visible... But i think i will make a simple motor modell. We dont need too complex engine. Just be powerfull...OXO wrote:Excellent work. I can't see why you need anything when the motor is inside the fuselage? Surely the doors are closed and it can't be seen?
I think what OXO is trying to say is that Condor doesnt support Turbos, so there won't be much point in having a functioning engine bay.... But you did not deny that you intended it to work "Just for it to be powerful".... Does that mean it's going to be a working function in the future?
Anyway, great work

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