Wow Bugalooon, I have them on my SuperCub and thought they were great. I did crack one on a bad landing. But after some glue they were fine again. They are great fun on the ice. Pretty good on hard pack snow.
Very nice job on the flaps. Do you think the T-28 really needs them? Mine really slows down to a crawl on approach and won't tip stall at all. I've been working on retracts ,but the nose gear has really been a hassle, and 2 more servos is adding excess weight. Good looking flaps guy!
what is the best way to make flaps... i mean like making the actual surface, seperating and reattching the flap itself. btw, did you use the parkzone servos the rest of the plane used?
They make a huge difference - and that's not an exageration! When coming in for a landing, I can hit the flaps and the plane will come to a crawl. Usually the airspeed is so slow, the landings only take a couple of feet. Plus, the flaps make it look much more scale!
Hey - thanks for the comments! I've really enjoyed these skis, but they do get really brittle in the cold. I've gone through 2 pair already from prop-strikes and dorked landings. Nevertheless, they keep me up in the air when snow's-a-fallin!
The prop is a Master Air Screw 9x7 3-blade. I've heard that the 10x7 adds a bit more thrust, so I might give that a try when the weather warms up.
gotta love the skis. ive had the skis for 2 winters now and just flew my t28 off the snow this past week for the third time. Lots of fun! i also mounted the skis on my typhoon 3d last winter. but i found that my older pair of skis was much too brittle and they cracked. im working on getting them replaced by the DU-BRO company right now.
I had those same ski's on my plane last year and they SUCK on the snow, cheap garbage
Bugalooob 2 years ago
Wow Bugalooon, I have them on my SuperCub and thought they were great. I did crack one on a bad landing. But after some glue they were fine again. They are great fun on the ice. Pretty good on hard pack snow.
forknuts 2 years ago
Nice job on the flap mod
markdido 2 years ago
Very nice job on the flaps. Do you think the T-28 really needs them? Mine really slows down to a crawl on approach and won't tip stall at all. I've been working on retracts ,but the nose gear has really been a hassle, and 2 more servos is adding excess weight. Good looking flaps guy!
busvanmann 2 years ago
is that i tri-blade?
snyprshot 2 years ago
and skis?
snyprshot 2 years ago
Looks extremely nice...any flight vids yet?
MaybeYouJustSuck 3 years ago
Thanks
iheartMinne 3 years ago
You can view more mods I've done to this plane at my Blogazine site: Minneflyer
iheartMinne 3 years ago
what is the best way to make flaps... i mean like making the actual surface, seperating and reattching the flap itself. btw, did you use the parkzone servos the rest of the plane used?
pilotnerd101 3 years ago
I have 25-Amp Pro Brushless ESC
E-flite EFLA1025 ParkZone T-28 Trojan PNP
Does it work with Master Air Screw 9x7 3-blade?
oxnardbrad 3 years ago
I would love to do this to my trojan, is it hard to put on?
kitedude137 3 years ago
how much effect do the flaps have?
suvyMan2007 3 years ago
They make a huge difference - and that's not an exageration! When coming in for a landing, I can hit the flaps and the plane will come to a crawl. Usually the airspeed is so slow, the landings only take a couple of feet. Plus, the flaps make it look much more scale!
iheartMinne 3 years ago
wow nice! thanks for replying could you possibly make a tutorial video of how to make the flaps.
suvyMan2007 3 years ago
o yeh whats it like with the the flaps down on take off? thanks again
suvyMan2007 3 years ago
ooo and one more question, what is that prop. (brand, pitch) i need a triple blade prop for true scale flight.
nived17 4 years ago
Hey - thanks for the comments! I've really enjoyed these skis, but they do get really brittle in the cold. I've gone through 2 pair already from prop-strikes and dorked landings. Nevertheless, they keep me up in the air when snow's-a-fallin!
The prop is a Master Air Screw 9x7 3-blade. I've heard that the 10x7 adds a bit more thrust, so I might give that a try when the weather warms up.
Take it easy.
iheartMinne 4 years ago
gotta love the skis. ive had the skis for 2 winters now and just flew my t28 off the snow this past week for the third time. Lots of fun! i also mounted the skis on my typhoon 3d last winter. but i found that my older pair of skis was much too brittle and they cracked. im working on getting them replaced by the DU-BRO company right now.
good luck. great video happy flying
nived17 4 years ago