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My Eagle

Discussion in 'Strange Aircraft' started by rescue911, Dec 16, 2011.

  1. rescue911

    rescue911 Active Member

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    The Eagle I am working on .Put the control horns on,push rods,hinges.
    Im sure you SKP pro's can do the rest and get it flying .If anyone finishes it and makes a G-code,let me know if it will fly. :good:Not sure if the G Code is right so you Guy's set the Parameters and everything right. Attached files Eagle 2 Body Re-Scaled.cnc 2.cnc (36 KB)Eagle2-Full.zip (132.1 KB) Eagle2.skp (2.2 MB) My Eagle.skp (1.7 MB)
     
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    That looks awesome Gary!
    Nick job
    Mark and Trish
     
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    It is something I just started working on.If you seperate the components ,you will see the notches in the tail section and the wing .I did them to accept 6mm foam.I will be working on the controls for it soon.
     
    rescue911, Dec 17, 2011
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    Very nice looking bird. I love RC birds! :doubleup:
     
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    I love this one. Very well done :good:
     
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    Hows this Gary

    Edited for content
     
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    Ok Gary.

    40" it is both full and tiled versions
    I did remove the color though so not to eat up as much ink :D

    :twitch:

    Edited for content
     
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    Thank you Bruce.I wish I knew how to do that. :doubleup:
     
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    I fixed the PDF's Gary
     
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    Thank you Bruce.
     
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    I did a rough fit of the Eagle.The body needs to be scale up more.
    I cut a pattern out of 6mm depron and put the tail section on the body.The body is 13" long and it looks mighty small for the looks.Im thinking 16 to 17" long for the body and scale the bottom of the body just a few inches down.
     
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    Maybe just need to scale the wing down.
     
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    I like the longer wings. It will float with the motor off better and scare the heck out of the birds. Better scale the fuse up a little. :D
     
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    With a lot of help from EWO(Bruce).I was able to post a zip (PDF) file with the Eagle body scaled up.Thank you Bruce for the help. :doubleup:

    Attached files Eagle 2 Body Re-Scaled.skp (2.4 MB)
     
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    Can we have the .skp for the stretched version too, please, pretty please? :D
     
    TigerPilot, Dec 19, 2011
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    There you go TigerPilot.Seperate the Components and have fun.
     
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    You're my man, Gary. :doubleup:
     
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    I'd like to into introduce myself! My name is Yoram and I'm a changeholic.

    I just can't help myself. I had to make some changes. I cut the file out of dollar tree foam. For the wings I removed the paper. Without paper they are very flimsy so I made a KF step. In the picture I'm just trying out the fit. Everything fits perfect so I may glue it all tomorrow but than maybe not. All up wight now is 50gr. The only thing missing, besides the electronic, is the carbon spar. Attached files [​IMG]
     
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    You cut that out fast.Not waisting any time are you.Good job. :good:
     
    rescue911, Dec 19, 2011
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