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3DMON'S Full Fuse F-22

Discussion in 'Single Wing Aircraft Plans' started by 3DMON, Sep 28, 2009.

  1. Thewz

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    ....OK....I just cut the parts. Hope to have it ready for this weekend. :cool:
     
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    Cool!
    Please post pics when your done.
    Whishing you a successful maiden.
     
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    OK....I just finished the build. Went together pretty well. I had to redo the nose....it was turned up too much..... :lol:

    It feels really solid.

    I used a Grayson motor (I'll get the numbers tomorrow).
    2 HS-45s (Karbonite gears) for the ailerons
    1 HS-81MG for teh elevator (I tend to land on the control surface...)

    Looks lean and mean!

    If I like the way she feels in the air I'll build another with rudders.
     
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    Awesome! I think your the first to build it. You got any pics?
    On the nose, do you mean you sanded it up too much or did you modify something?
    Can't wait to hear how your maiden goes.
     
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    I glued the "sandable" nose parts with an up turn. When I sanded it it looked like it had an up turned nose...so I sanded the heck out of it and got it looking OK.

    I'll get pics today.

    I painted the canopy black but left the rest of the plane blue for now. With the amount of hot glue I used I am afraid to add a lot of paint too.... :shock: I'll build the next one lighter.
     
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    got mine together last night thanks for the file went together real easy .hopeing to maiden tommorrow if not to windy or rainning .

    Attached files [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    Alright!
    I'm so happy to see you guys building this one.
    Hey Almost there...Looking good! I see you got the rudders on there...OH YEAH! :mrgreen:
    I sure hope you and thewz's maidens go great!
     
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    Here is mine. I still don't like the nose. I am going to build another and make the nose better....

    The Pics are from my Storm BB.....I can't find my camera now. Been back from DC for a couple weeks and still can't find everything... Attached files [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    Hey Thewz,
    Looks good to me.
    On the 3 view of the F-22 I was using when I designed this plane, the nose looks like the bottom part has slightly more curve to it than the top part. So maybe yours is just fine :) Attached files [​IMG]
     
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    :) ....cool I'll go with that....

    First flight in a few hours.... Attached files [​IMG]
     
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    did maiden today thanks for a great plane flew awsome only had time for a quick flight had to do 2 maidens
     
  12. Thewz

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    Wasn't able to fly today...OBE

    I'm going to go out in the early AM.
     
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    almostthere... Thats great! Glad the maiden went well.

    Thewz... I hope the weather is good for ya for a successful maiden as well.
     
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    fellas, those models look great!! be cool to get some wild paint schemes...randy.
     
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    If I build her well and she she flies great I might have to breakout my airbrush.....

    I'm thinking the Thunderbirds theme or one of the others shown here. Attached files [​IMG]
     
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    The ceiling is too low right now....got up at 7AM to go flying and couldn't see the neighbors house.....here it is 9AM and it's still foggy.....it should burn off soon.
     
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    Thewz, that red, white, and blue one looks kickin.....
     
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    I think so too...that's the Thunderbirds theme. Since I spent 18 years on Air Force bases around the world I'm leaning towards that theme...
     
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    She flew pretty well but I need more power and a new battery. The Grayson motor pulls a lot of amps apparently. No I didn;t check it prior to flying....

    Result is a puffed lipo.....dang.

    Off to get one capable of 30 AMPs. Maybe a 2000 or 2200. I need a little more weight in the nose anyway. Flying with an ounce of dead weight all the way forward. Figure a bigger batt will give me this and the additional power needed.

    I liked the low speed handling too. No horrible tendacies that I could find.

    Went full rates and pulled all the way back on the stick and held it. Fliped end over end.....pretty cool.
     
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    Glad to hear you got to fly it.
    I'm curious why you would need more weight up front though. There is tons of room up front to move that battery. I use 20c 1300 packs with the grayson setup. My packs are a bit on the hot side when I'm done but they don't get puffy. I also don't fly full throttle all the time.

    Oh thanks for those schemes. I searched all around for something like that and couldn't find anything. I do like the Thunderbird scheme too, but I think I am gonna play with one of those other schemes and just change the colors a bit.
     
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    I think they may be old as well.

    I moved the batt as far as I could and still had to add an oz.

    Remember I am running an HS-81MG for the elevator so I have some etra junk in the trunk....so to speak....
     
  22. Terry Glenn

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    Hi 3Dmon'
    I am admiring your plane build instr, and was wondering if I am missing the demensions.
    Is there another place to find them for cutting the parts.
    Also was wondering if this is suited for the blue ffold from Lowes.
    Thanks much, and it is one very nice looking plane

    Terry
     
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    Hi Terry,

    The PhlatCode is on the first post for use in your PhlatPrinter. Or you can use the SKP files on the first post and get the dimensions from wthin Sketchup. Mine 3DMON and Almostthere are all the Dow FFF (Fan fold foam) "the stuff from Lowes". Just make sure you use a CF tube in the wing for stiffness.
     
  24. 3DMON

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    Hi Terry,
    I have the tiled pdf files over on Rcgroups.com. The files I have here are for if you have a pp.
    Here is the link for the files at Rcgroups.
    http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1118666
    Hope this helps.
     
  25. Terry Glenn

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    Thanks much. I found them due to your help.
    I will see about getting this done .
    Do you have other planes in the fff blue foam.
    I figure most of the ff is 1/4 inch,
    I have a bunch of 1/2, but I think this is still a little too heavey.
    Thanks again
    Terry
     

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