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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: jim gilmore on July 13, 2009, 04:04:00 PM
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Way back when I wqas a lot younger I often Flew at Flushing meadow park and watch Big Jim flew a pair of "pink" modified Sig Banshee's. Does anybody know what all was modified on them? I though he lenghtened or shortened the nose but not sure what else was done to them. And theylooked pink to me but I am color blind so they could have been a different shade altogether.
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Hi Jim...
PAMPA products has copies of the "Fancherized" Twister....good mods to either a Twister or a Banshee....
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I think that the plans talk about cutting the nose if you are going to use a type of engine. I can not remember if it calls for cutting it back if you are going to use anything other then a Fox 35. Someone told me about it. Not sure if you need to do anything else to them.
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Banshee mods are easy. Slide the wing 1" forward and add 1" to each side of the stab/elev assembly. Great flying models.
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Banshee mods are easy. Slide the wing 1" forward and add 1" to each side of the stab/elev assembly. Great flying models.
Or just lop an inch and a half off the nose and add 1 inch to the stab/elev, either way these are the mods you want to do
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The standard mod at Flushing Meadows back in the day for Banshees was to shorten the nose 1". Big Jim did indeed have those Banshees. I built a couple of them and never liked the planes.
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See this how I learn stuff......
No I'm not planning on building a banshee though I though they flew well when I watched them.
[/quote]Banshee mods are easy. Slide the wing 1" forward and add 1" to each side of the stab/elev assembly. Great flying models.
Or just lop an inch and a half off the nose and add 1 inch to the stab/elev, either way these are the mods you want to doquote]
Now I know what I should have done to the akromaster. I moved the engine back to get better balance but doing so makes the nose area for my tank very short. So if I had instead moved the wing 1/4 inch forward or so....
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Way back when I wqas a lot younger I often Flew at Flushing meadow park and watch Big Jim flew a pair of "pink" modified Sig Banshee's. Does anybody know what all was modified on them? I though he lenghtened or shortened the nose but not sure what else was done to them. And theylooked pink to me but I am color blind so they could have been a different shade altogether.
Besides the suggestions made by others, add one(or two) extra bays to the wing.
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Just out of curiosity here I am not building a banshee but I do not nor have a seen a good photo of one that tells me it's layout.It is constant chord wing right ?
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Just out of curiosity here I am not building a banshee but I do not nor have a seen a good photo of one that tells me it's layout.It is constant chord wing right ?
That is correct sir.
This is my Banshee. I lopped an inch off the nose and love the way it fly's,
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Just out of curiosity here I am not building a banshee but I do not nor have a seen a good photo of one that tells me it's layout.It is constant chord wing right ?
(http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-19525360292621_2061_851425)
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Thanks guys.
Harleyman I have other photos of your plane Just didn't know it was a banshee. That color pattern kida screams out pt-19 to me.
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As I said I am NOT building a banshee.
I am though working on a new build or will be in about 2 weeks. Have new wood and printer cable waiting at my po box. My choice is to build something for an .09. 1/20 wood for ribs and sheeting using My choice of wingbuild. Straight chord.
Choices are either magician/mustunt1/shark402/banshee/ scaled down To about a 30 inch wing without tips added. I'll prolly use tileprint to print out my plans when I'am ready. I do like wing mounted landing gear though.