Hi All,

As the title says, a .010 powered profile stunter.  I am thinking along the lines of the Goldberg Goodyear profiles suitably reduced in size.  I believe the profile fuselage will be a bit better for handling instead of a full fuselage ship.  Others are under speculation, but I need to know some some parameters, target weight, etc.  Might be a case of some of that super expensive 3 lb wood from Campbells! LOL!!

Thanks
Big Bear

Thanks, Larry!

Big Bear

I built a profile with, probably, a 12 x 3, 1/8 sheet wing.  I made the bellcrank out of a plastic picnic knife. I flew it on thread lines, about 12 ft.  It would loop and do figure 8's. I later put a PeeWee 020 on it and flew on a little longer lines. 

  I would guess that you probably don't need to bother with a prop, or actually starting the engine. These teeny-weenies are easy to just whip up to speed.

    Brett

Here is a Micro Ringmaster Stunter for the Cox .010 engine. It has a built-up wing with a 17 1/4" wingspan and 53.5 square inches of wing area. That is 56% of the wing area of a Baby Ringmaster. It is not Larry's recommended 80 square inches, but I think the size and wing area are OK. My Micro Ringmaster is a 1/4 scale Ringmaster with a slab wing. It has 23.8 square inches of wing area. it will not really stunt, it is more of a rocket than a stunt airplane. Let me know what you think.
Thanks, Pat

Brother Pat!

That makes me want to consider a Micro Super Ringmaster Stunter!

(a Micro Ringmaster Imperial Stunter would be the bomb! )

Bill