Is a Go-Devil Junior a viable OTS model?

[Allen Brickhaus]

Any comments?

[peabody]

Hi Al.....Great job (as usual) at the Fly In!
When John Miske put the initial OTS eligibility list together, he omitted .15 sized planes as well as 1/2A's, reasoning that they were not competitive. With the power and props available today. I imagine that the Go Devil would be "fun"....I wonder at viable?

[builditright]

Hi Al.....Great job (as usual) at the Fly In!
When John Miske put the initial OTS eligibility list together, he omitted .15 sized planes as well as 1/2A's, reasoning that they were not competitive. With the power and props available today. I imagine that the Go Devil would be "fun"....I wonder at viable?

As you mentioned a lot of designs were omitted.
I wish someone with the knowledge of all these designs would update the list in all sizes.

[Don Hutchinson AMA5402]

Absolutely yes!! I was about ready to start on my 9th or 10th Go-Devil jr. til another higher priority project came up. A real good flying model with a 29 size engine.
Don

[De Hill]

The Go Devil jr. is on the original GSCB OTS list.

Yes, it is a good flyer.

[peabody]

I stand corrected....

[Allen Brickhaus]

Hi Al.....Great job (as usual) at the Fly In!
When John Miske put the initial OTS eligibility list together, he omitted .15 sized planes as well as 1/2A's, reasoning that they were not competitive. With the power and props available today. I imagine that the Go Devil would be "fun"....I wonder at viable?

Thanks from Tom Hampshire and me for the Fly In thoughts.

Allen