| Author / Post |
|
foodstick  Lifetime Site Supporter
|
Joined: November/22/2007
United States Posts: 2567 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/29/2026 at 8:42pm |
Quote
|
|
I posted this for him as he finished it recently, but has trouble posting pictures here, Unique to be sure ;)
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
Titan_Racing  Site Supporter
|
Joined: December/10/2021
United States Posts: 164 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/29/2026 at 8:57pm |
Quote
|
|
ARUP, that is an excellent looking model! Very interested in how she flys...
Did you ever recover your model from the Winamac Aerotow?
__________________
Titan_Racing
Hammond, IN
A work in progress...
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
foodstick  Lifetime Site Supporter
|
Joined: November/22/2007
United States Posts: 2567 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 10:45am |
Quote
|
|
A few more pics, this is a 2 meter span build by the way ;)
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
ARUP  Lifetime Site Supporter
|
Joined: December/10/2009
United States Posts: 1840 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 11:34am |
Quote
|
|
Hey Lance! Thanks for posting the pictures! There are two picture post cards of the Maykemper Maikäfer from which 1/4 scale plans were generated. The full scale was 8 meter span, 6.2 meter length and 1 meter height. All the control surfaces move for roll and the front and rear wing control surfaces are for pitch, moving in opposite directions. Rudder is pull-pull cable. Tentative C of G is just ahead of the LE of central wing. I’ll have to wait until the next Eli Tow 2027 in Monticello, IL to test fly.
Poor piloting by me caused my RRG Professor to land short, way short, in the corn. I was so upset with myself. I was in the corn for hours and came back empty handed. Tim Redelman and Joe? came back the next day and found it with a drone. I’ll meet Tim at the Rosewood Jet Meet this weekend to pick it up. I owe them. The Professor is a nice flying sailplane (with the correct pilot)!
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
Titan_Racing  Site Supporter
|
Joined: December/10/2021
United States Posts: 164 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 11:53am |
Quote
|
|
Great News Arup! Glad you recovered her.
__________________
Titan_Racing
Hammond, IN
A work in progress...
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
Admin  Admin Group
RCSB Owner/Founder
|
Joined: July/22/2003
United States Posts: 6071 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 4:17pm |
Quote
|
|
Wow! That's an amazing model ARUP. I am a sucker for oddball stuff like that. I look forward to your flight report.
Cheers, Mike
__________________ Mike Chilson,
RCSB Owner/Founder
--------------------
My R/C Scale Aircraft Over The Years
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
Web
|
| |
|
foodstick  Lifetime Site Supporter
|
Joined: November/22/2007
United States Posts: 2567 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 4:30pm |
Quote
|
|
Yeah the model will be a real test and experience to fly, and see. I wonder how much flight time the original had?
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |
|
fwjeff  Site Supporter
|
Joined: April/23/2013
United States Posts: 3403 IP Logged
|
| Posted: September/30/2026 at 5:54pm |
Quote
|
|
Certainly an unusual layout!
__________________ Jeff
|
| Back to Top Printer Friendly Version Profile
Search
|
| |