Werewage P-47 Thunderbolt

[James Mills]

I have tried to search for the wing area of Billy's Thunderbolt with no luck.  I have the plans packed away in storage and can't get at them for a while.  Can anyone help?

Thanks,

James

[Dan McEntee]

Email Sparky. He's built three of them, I think.
  Type at you later,
  Dan McEntee

[Dane Martin]

This is one of the ones sparky built. Joey Mathison owns it. He'll put up a flight every now and then with it.

[pat king]

I did the CAD work for the kits that Chris Rud offered. The actual wing area is 677 square inches. the original plans state something like 700 plus square inches. I sell profile kits of the Werewage P-47 with the "Improved" wing with the larger chord.

Pat

[M Spencer]

the Whole shooting box is Here ; http://library.modelaviation.com/ma/2006/7/aerobatic-p-47-thunderbolt-200607

But it dosnt appear to have any Wing Area . ! 

( comes up much bigger there . )

[Don Jenkins]

I did the CAD work for the kits that Chris Rud offered. The actual wing area is 677 square inches. the original plans state something like 700 plus square inches. I sell profile kits of the Werewage P-47 with the "Improved" wing with the larger chord.

Pat

Pat,

What size engine (glow) is recommended for your profile version, if it's around a .60, I may purchase one.

Don

[RandySmith]

I have tried to search for the wing area of Billy's Thunderbolt with no luck.  I have the plans packed away in storage and can't get at them for a while.  Can anyone help?

Thanks,

James

The first ones were  696  sq in, I think the  RED one  was  about 710

Randy

[pat king]

Pat,

What size engine (glow) is recommended for your profile version, if it's around a .60, I may purchase one.

Don

Don,
I bumped up the listing in the Vendors Corner. My kit has 719 square inches . It is for a .60 to a .67 engine.

Thanks,  Pat