Part 6 EPP Park Jet (Free Template Plan)

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Uploaded by on May 28, 2009

Part 6 of the EPP Park Jet Scratch Build Video Series. This is the last video of the series. In this video we cover the final dialing in of the plane, doing a watt meter check, and onto the final test flights.

Free EPP Park Jet Template Plan now posted on our Blog !

Link to Blog, Click to get Free Template Plan!:
http://rcfoamfighters.com/blog/?p=411

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  • HI!! i build EPP Park Jet and it flys great... but i crash in to a wal  at 60mph.. nothing was repereble.. sory about the bag einglish i am from Serbija!

  • Thanks NikolaGnjatovic! Good try on your english. Much better than I can do in your language. Sorry to hear your plane hit a wall. Hope your electronics are still good. Great to hear we have RC FoamFighters in Serbia! Keep on Flying!

    Paul

  • Hi

    Just a little question.

    what prop do I need for the park jet?

  • BERELEAH, I used an APC 6x5.5 prop on the EPP park jet. That was with a Grayson Hobbies Super mega Jet brushless motor and 2200mah 3S 30C Lipo.

  • did that thing go behind clouds?!?!

  • Haa haa.. No didn't hit the clouds. Fun to fly up hi though.. Thanks for the comment and watching!

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  • that was really cool after watching this vid i want one of those planes. Good job keep on making sweet vids.

  • Breaking 100mph is not impressive, what is impressive is breaking 100mph with out the plane becoming a lawn dart :) I

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  • Looks like a terrible scene well this is a really useful clip for all users.thanks!

  • @dalotel Also you should see some of there new foam planes. They are doing well over 140 with them in straight level flight.

  • @dalotel Stay ancient like you dinosaur fuel powered plane. I have seen multiple electrics much faster than your 105mph. The thing is electrics, as far as brushless go are still pretty fresh on the scene. Give them about 5 years and there will be RTF electrics that smoke your sport there, Sport. Plus these guys only have about $150 total in one of these, motor, esc, batteries, rec, servos, and the building supplies try that with a nitro.

  • I used a 7x3 and a 25c 1800ma battery for a cool 40A / 500w through this same motor. I wish my 50A ESC was as cool afterwards........whats the deal? Shouldn't my ESC be more than enough for the motor? It's got a heat sink and is mounted external right in the propwash. I know the motor is probably turning alot of rpms..... I'm new to this and completely stumped! Someone help!

  • Thanks for the great video series. I am itching to try the thick foam for a build.

    A couple of things I was wondering about:

    Could you just tunnel out the whole center section of your top fuse piece and then mag a cover for it?

    Also, do you think you might be creating excess turbuance and/or drag by using depron for your control surfaces creating a large pocket right at the hinge due to the difference in material thickness?

    Thanks again!

  • how much is it n how fats does it go

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