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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Michael Boucher on March 22, 2007, 03:07:46 PM
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I always thought Stuka's had bend wings? ???
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Yes the real ones did. I think someone has or is in the process of doing a bent wing Stuka.
Our semi-scale stunters try to imitate or make an impression of thereal thing. They are by no means scale. But for the Al Rabes and a few others of course.
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Mike;
One was done by Jack Sheeks, it was featured in Flying Models 7-70. It had a 58" Wing span. The plans were CF 212 and may still be available. One other that I know of was done by Hi Johnson, maybe Jim Ivey will chime in here and give us more info. Both of these featured "Bent Wings"
"Billy G" <= <= <=
More search has found that the Hi Johnson "Stuka" was featured in the MAN Annual 1960, plans are available from Barry Baxter. It had a 59" Wing Span and according to Barry no flaps?
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Rich Giacabone is building a bent wing stuka with a RoJett .90 for power!!! Windy sends updated pictures around almost weekly. I will ask if Rich if he minds me posting some pictures for those who are interested.
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Any body have pics of the stuka 630 that Chris(The Control Line Guy) Riggotti offers foam wings for?
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For a flapless plane ,the Johnson Stuka with an aerotiger is a very good flying airplane. At 43oz it was really hard to believe what a corner it has.
Its presence in the air is also very different.
Busby
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Thanks for all the information on this, I appreciate it! :)
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Any body have pics of the stuka 630 that Chris(The Control Line Guy) Riggotti offers foam wings for?
Gordon,
Here are a couple of pics of the plans. Remember you can build your design using this airfoil and wing planform. You could also use a different wingspan which would result in a different aspect ratio. Notice how fat the airfoil is.
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Jack Sheeks brought this one to VSC 16 but didn't fly it.