Showing posts with label LER. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LER. Show all posts

Monday, May 29, 2017

Hal Debolt Thunderbolt

Hal Debolt Thunderbolt 690sq ST 29 Litespan covering by Miguel Salvador


Saturday, September 7, 2013

900 Square Inch Stardust Special- test flight

Last year, we test flew the Stardust built from a Holman kit with near disastrous results. The wing incidence was >3˚. The day before the contest this year, it was flown with 1 ½˚ wing incidence, 3˚ down thrust and with the CG at 62%. It maxed.


















On the first contest flight, with a 23 second engine run on the Super Tigre .40RR, it had to be forced down after nearly 13 minutes.   While retrieving from the landing zone, the model was struck by a landing 2,300 square inch electric Lanzo Airborn thus breaking off the tail and smashing one wingtip.  

It shall return next year.

Incredibly, when all the beef-ups and modifications were done, it came out weighing 14oz. per square foot; forty percent heavier than its minimum required weight!


Monday, March 11, 2013

Replacement RC-1

New RC-1 is coming along to replace the one that crashed with an AR500 Spektrum receiver.



K&B .40RR




Wednesday, August 31, 2011

900 Square inch Lanzo RC-1 Update

The 900sq in Lanzo RC-1 has now been completed










Sunday, January 9, 2011

The Bunch Scorpion

OS FS.20 4-stroke powered Senior (Tileston)





FX Ryan (L) Eut Tileston (R) K&B .29
 At Galesville, NY 1990
Eut



 Inverted engine
Eut Tileston (L) Colin Borthwick (R)
Queensland, Aus.

Mervil Lispsey Lake Sam Rayburn, TX

Scorpion Major:  Upright engine (low thrustline)
 Scorpion Senior: Inverted engine (high thrustline)