It has been a good winter for designing. One of the two latest is the Midwest Magician converted to electric power. This one uses my design for mounting the electric parts in a very clean and simple fashion. I've also added a list for the exact parts, weights, costs, and part numbers when available. That gives a person the ability to compare the weights, and costs of making up an electric setup. In this case, for a roughly 500 inch plane this setup will provide the power of a strong Fox 35 and weight competitively. In my mind, swinging an 11" prop tells us all we need to know about the power output of the package.
The second Magician is a 201 inch 1/2A version. It would be a super cute little 1/2A addition for those liking to fly in a constricted area. The airfoil is my +P version, so it it very efficient. I have a Shark 202, Flite Streek 195 and a Ringmaster 207 which all fly extremely well with a 1/2A sized package. Way too much fun. I have it designed to accept either a 1/2A gas motor or an electric setup.
I'll attach the PDF files so anyone can gander them.
Pat Johnston
Winter Design Studio
Skunk Works