Wright Stick Conversion from 2 GWS Slow Stick Kits

You to can fly a 1905 Wright Flyer. Made from 2 slow sticks and the Radical RC Wright Stick Conversion Kit. Uses the foam and some pushrods from the GWS kits. Mostly Wright Flyers are fly once or twice a year hanger queens. This model leaves off all the delicate flying wires and cables and is much more rugged. You can actually take this out and fly it in a breeze and fly it 10 times in a day if you like. When I'm at fly in's, I let lots of people fly it. It's easy to fly like a trainer. Video is narrated. Enjoy! Dave

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Wright
• Flyer
• 1905
• Radical
• RC
• GWS
• Slow
• Stick
• Conversion
• Twin
• Radio
• Control
• Model
• Flying
• Scale
• Cool

[opwanable]

Nice plane may have to own one. Looks like it needs a little more throttle on landing.

[RadicalRC]

@opwanable , Yes, the more we flew it, the more we developed the idea of landing it with partial throttle. Not enough to maintain flight, just a little less. You fly it in this way and it will grease a perfect landing. Early on we were trying to glide in and that is not a happy situation with a something so draggy as this. Little power, it's simple as duck soup. All covered in the instruction set. I also cover every horn length, throw amount and canard trim for great first flights.

[Hero2000Robotics]

Ok. I'm going to have to make one too. Beautiful...