Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

[Sunil]

Hey Guys,

Along with the Multiplex TwinJet that i had I had also a small beautiful baby waiting to be worked on. Within surely 2 weeks of building the first I was working on the hawk for its maiden last saturday.  The motor was a brushless which carried it fairly well but i think can use a little more speed.

WS 26"
Weight < 500gms
3 cell lipo
Brushless with 6x4 prop changed now to a 6x6 now at 175W power

This is a cheap brushless motor and ESC combo for 3000/-

Find some pics of the plane

Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

Bae Hawk from Ultrafly

Yes thats me smiling on the crash nose is easily repairable. Thats what is love about these foamies they let you  fly and crash and fly again. Gives you a much wider envelope of aerobatics and flying to explore w/o being worried about loosing your plane.

Cheers
Sunil

[Dr. Crash]

Really Nice new collecton of Jets you have now!!

Good goin' mate!

[Cdr. Soumya Dutta]

Hey Sunil,

you seem to be doing good with your jets....

by the way on the 2nd pic i see two small Red and Green buttons on the wing - are those supposed Navigation Lights ?? as if they are then they are fitted on the wrong sides each..... Green to the Right and Red to the Left is the right sequence....  

cheerio... and its truely a sweet looking birdy...

Commander.. 8-)

[Sunil]

Hi Commander,
The 'lights' are actually drawing pins for the CG point. but that info is definitely interesting to know.

The 'Jets' as such are good fun to fly and the spped they can fly will leave 46 size planes behind. Once you get hooked there is no going back.

Cheers
Sunil

[Cdr. Soumya Dutta]

Hehe,

you mean as in - if you are "in" it then you'r gone HOOK, LINE and SINKER.....

cheerio..

Commander.

Ps - i guess now all you have to do is flip them pins this way and that and you have a 'scale(r)' looking Hawk... CG and all.