Guillow's Spirit of St. Louis Motor Run-Up
Uploader Comments (davideo4301)
All Comments (12)
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I have one and it's easy to fly but I've been flying RC for twenty years. The reason the original was difficult to fly was that it was very hard to see out of therefore it was hard to land.
If you are new to RC get a foam high wing trainer to learn on, after you master the trainer, the Spirit of St. Louis like all high wing planes will be quite simple to fly.
Have fun!!!
BTW look up NightFlyyer he has lots of great vids on here.
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Hi Bazanteria,
No, I haven't built or flown one myself. It's my understanding that the original design was difficult to fly. And I've heard that from RC modelers as well. But I could be wrong about the Gullow's model.
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how do you know it's unstable? did you build same one. I've just started my "spirit of st louis" and i'm trying to get as many info as possible.
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Nice work! Careful flying it; it's a very unstable design.
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Its a Ryan
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Niiiice!
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Thanks very much for your kind comments.
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Lovely plane mate. That motor sounds really nice for just being brushless. Nice work !!
does it fly ?
Bazanteria 2 years ago
I haven't tried it yet, hopefully some day I will get up enough nerve to give it a try.
davideo4301 2 years ago
is this the guillows version?
if so, how did you hinge the control surfaces?
popcornreviews 2 years ago
Yes this is the Guillows version. I had to add extra spars and ribs to accommodate the control surface hinges. I think I used figure 8 stitching with dental floss or cotton...not sure....it was a long time ago
davideo4301 2 years ago
very cool!
5/5
do you have a video of it flying?
MEGAS1LORD1DEVIN 2 years ago
I do not have a video of it flying yet. I am planning on such a project later. Thanks for your comments.
davideo4301 2 years ago