here some pics from my dads collection. all the best shawn
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Nice pictures Shawn.
I always thought the force arrangements on the Owl designs were
interesting. The horizontal stab mounted significantly below the thrust line and the wing datum. I've looked at drawing these numerous times to be used as radio controlled racers but I've let myself be scared away by these unique characteristics. They must fly well, they have been very successful with the numerous models built by different people.I guess it's another case of just because it's different, doesn't make it wrong.
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Originally posted by Arch Adamisin
I didn't know CLPA guys were allowed on this site!
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Chris,
I've done a lot more RC racing in the last 20 years than CLPA. My 2 sons and I have enjoyed a lot of quickie 500 and Q-40. If fact, my wife and I have been going to Reno for the last 6 years and we've both really look forward to them again this Sep.
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Hi Arch: Did you model the F1 Evo? RudyRutan Long EZ, N-LONG
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i need an owl airframe to put my wing on where are they
my wing is from lil quickie/aloha i would like to bring one of those back to reno
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Who ended up with the one that was in Midland? I made an offer on it, but didn't get it.Originally posted by f1-69 View Posti need an owl airframe to put my wing on where are theymy wing is from lil quickie/aloha i would like to bring one of those back to renoComment
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If you're referring to the Owl fuse that was for sale in TX, I ended up with it.
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