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Triplane tail
happydad on Sat Sep 26, 2020 2:05 am
Whoever was looking for the elevator on a triplane, short term memory, look on eBay. Someone is selling a complete? Triplane and there is a good view of the tail area. It might be a WenMac.
It is a cox. Search “ Cox Tri-plane”
I will repost tomorrow. My MacBook is is pieces. I need a P2 screwdriver after following a video telling me I ONLY needed a P5. UGgggggggg.
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It is a cox. Search “ Cox Tri-plane”
I will repost tomorrow. My MacBook is is pieces. I need a P2 screwdriver after following a video telling me I ONLY needed a P5. UGgggggggg.
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Re: Triplane tail
getback on Sat Sep 26, 2020 6:14 am
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Re: Triplane tail
rsv1cox on Sat Sep 26, 2020 7:35 am
getback wrote:https://www.coxengineforum.com/t14436-cox-dr-triplane Bob from WV
Yeah, that's me, penny wise and a dollar short.
I have searched for a plan that I could blow up one to one, but it would still be a guesstimate. Authenticity doesn't mean much. Cox used a "flying tail" while the real plane used standard stab/elevator.
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