RC Corsair Exhaust

[7milesup]

Thanks for the info! My experience level is near zero. I flew a paper airplane once!

Oh man... LOL
Well, I did that too once before I started flying the aircraft in my avatar. Pretty much the same concept. LOL

 

[Weldo]

Airplanes are so super cool! There's just something about 'em that fires up my sense of romance! I've always been interested in R/C airplanes but found it very intimidating to get started. I've dabbled in R/C cars before but it never really kept my interest. I feel that someday I'll get into planes.

BTW kudos on the professional pilot thing! I'm sure you have lots of fun getting paid to fly that jet around! Very cool!

 

[Driveslayer45]

using a 4 jaw for the stacks is a great idea, i was thinking after you cut the square stacks and got each on center in the mill you used a boring head turn out the stacks on the milling machine..

 

[Flyinfool]

I have been addicted to RC anything that will fly for over a half century now. I have a semi current build thread of a pulse jet in the RC forum.

That poor pulse jet has got put on hold by life so many times I feel sorry for it. I know people that have built full size aircraft faster than I am getting this model together.

If you are thinking of getting in, the first step is to find a local club and talk to some fliers, they will steer you in the right direction of a good trainer to learn on and more important teach you how to fly it. With proper instruction you will not crash until you get to be a much better pilot and start taking chances.

 

[Hawkeye]

To get through the winter, I built 5 planes following plans from Flite Test and made of dollar store foam board ($1.25 a sheet). I've got electric power and computerized RC in 4 of them. Just waiting for the spring winds to die down to try them out.

 

[epanzella]

using a 4 jaw for the stacks is a great idea, i was thinking after you cut the square stacks and got each on center in the mill you used a boring head turn out the stacks on the milling machine..

Yeah that would work but I don't have a boring head.