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Hitting the Sterling PT-17 again
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Re: Hitting the Sterling PT-17 again
ARUP wrote:The PT-17 is ready to fly?
Yup, See "Relegated to the rafters."
I need a calm day, today is chilly and windy, some courage and at least 70 circular feet of clear land.
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Re: Hitting the Sterling PT-17 again
Bob, I got home from work today and was greeted by a nice package from you on my doorstep! All-right... a Sterling Nieuport 28 stunt kit! You know... it has pretty nice wood inside the box, too! Sterling has a bad reputation for that but this one is pretty nice. I have an Enya 19V that should fly it okay... I'm not gonna do crazy stunting with it... I just like to fly 'round and 'round with some ups and downs! I can't wait to start it!!!
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Re: Hitting the Sterling PT-17 again
Bob with the wing area you have I would think a larger prop will bee in for the duty say 6x4 pitch , want turn up thet fast but will produce more area thrust , if it were me that's were I would go the prop blast will be lager than the 4-5 " props . Just my thinking . Eric s wanting one now but I have too much others to do right now .
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Re: Hitting the Sterling PT-17 again
I'm glad that it arrived ok.
I'm running series 21 McCoy .35's on both of mine. They run well and start easy and fit nicely under the cowl. I turned a soft pine 2X4 to fit inside the cowl then used a hole saw to cut the hole, worked well.
I'm a big Enya fan however and may replace one of the McCoys with a .29 or .35 if I ever fly one again. I botched the covering on the second N-28 and both will need to be recovered. I used to do loops with my first N-28 but nothing else and was terrified while doing so.
Eric, I guess I will just have to try several different props to find the right combo that will haul this heavy PT-17 around.
Bob
I'm running series 21 McCoy .35's on both of mine. They run well and start easy and fit nicely under the cowl. I turned a soft pine 2X4 to fit inside the cowl then used a hole saw to cut the hole, worked well.
I'm a big Enya fan however and may replace one of the McCoys with a .29 or .35 if I ever fly one again. I botched the covering on the second N-28 and both will need to be recovered. I used to do loops with my first N-28 but nothing else and was terrified while doing so.
Eric, I guess I will just have to try several different props to find the right combo that will haul this heavy PT-17 around.
Bob
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