1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby graham buchanan » June 22nd, 2010, 11:38 pm

Hi All.
Just had to post this up,and if you like BIG Twins, well this top's it all,turn the volume up!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAC5Ugri ... re=related

Cheers Graham B,

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby stephen spittle » June 23rd, 2010, 7:24 am

Hi Graham

have you got my e-mail yet.

Stephen

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby graham buchanan » June 23rd, 2010, 8:02 am

Hi Steven,
Yes, just going through the mails, been away for a few days, here is the link to the show and I will be posting up on here in the next few days in the event section.
Will be great if you can make it, I will mail you more details.


http://www.militaryandflyingmachines.org.uk/

Cheers Graham

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby Phil Clark » June 23rd, 2010, 8:33 am

Graham

I assume you know the guys in German building the B-25?........do you know if they are still using the same props as they show in the other video of the 400's on the test stand? They state 42" x 10" 3 blade..............

From past experience, that's no where near enough pitch, especially on a 180kg model. The 400 we ran in Ali's Skyraider (82kg's) ran on a 38" x 25" 2 BL prop, and even with that, performance was far from exciting. We were getting around 4,000rpm out of the 400 on that prop, even if they manage 4,000 on those huge 3 blade props, 10" of pitrch at 4,000 will not give any top end performance what so ever. No top end performance and well over double the weight of the Raider doesn't fill me with the joys of summer!!!!!

On the 1st flight of Al's Tigercat with the 150 radials, we made the mistake of try to fly with scale diameter 3 blade props, but to get the engines into a rpm range they were happy at (fullthrottle gave around 4,500), we were down at 12" of pitch. The test flight proved this to be much too low as Al had to fly ball's out just to keep the model in the air. He's since dropped the diameter by 2" and upped the pitch by 2" and the model is now flying well.

Phil

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby stephen spittle » June 23rd, 2010, 8:00 pm

Yes count me in and Dave Plumber.
Will wait for more information

Stephen

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby graham buchanan » October 14th, 2012, 9:31 pm

Hi All,

Well thought you might want to see the maiden flight of the long awaited Mitchel, got to get my 1/5 scale one started which will be a baby compared to this monster!!!
Enjoy!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZowexXfK_Ao

Cheers GB

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby Ron Pearman » October 15th, 2012, 8:00 am

WOW !! that was a take-off run and hanging it's tail down in the turns, looked rather underpowered to me.
Ron.

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Re: 1:3 B25 Sweet Music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby Andrew Taylor » October 17th, 2012, 8:13 am

As first flights go that ticked all of the boxes for me. Congratulations.

Andrew Taylor


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