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  • a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

    since mine is down for an extensive annual and it is perfect tail dragger flying weather here in the southwest I have decided to buy another Taylorcraft to fly.

    This one:







    If I am lucky I should have it flying before N43122 gets out of annual! For those of you guys who fly RC, this is a must have. at $100 for the pre-built kit and a "little" more for motor, speed control, and radio how can you not have one!?
    DJ Vegh
    Owned N43122/Ser. No. 6781 from 2006-2016
    www.azchoppercam.com
    www.aerialsphere.com
    Mesa, AZ

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    Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

    The best thing is you don't need a field approval for that skylight and you could put big tires on if you wanted, or anything without a field approval, that would be good. I like that.
    Wolf Lake Aircraft Services

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    • #3
      Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

      Not to mention it is electric so look at what you will save in gas.
      Kevin Mays
      West Liberty,Ky

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      • #4
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        What cracking photos! I had to look again to make sure it wasn't a real one!

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        • #5
          Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

          YES! I have to have one of these to hang up in my den just so I can look at it! My last plane was a Cessna 195A before medical required me to try LSA and my wife bought for me and had framed a beautiful picture of the Cessna 195. Would have been nice to have the same for the Cessna. The detail looks great. When you look at the pictures on the website it is hard to distinguish it from the real deal.

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          • #6
            Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

            and the struts aren't even sealed yet they have a lifetime non-corrosion guarantee!
            DJ Vegh
            Owned N43122/Ser. No. 6781 from 2006-2016
            www.azchoppercam.com
            www.aerialsphere.com
            Mesa, AZ

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            • #7
              Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

              Missing tailwheel
              like the paint job
              Dennis McGuire

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              • #8
                Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                I started a thread on this one a couple days ago. I'm thinking I might have to try one as well. The problem is all my electric gear is a bit small for this one. I've also been thinking about a 100cc 1/3 scale tweaked for IMAC, but I haven't got to far on it yet. Tom

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                • #9
                  Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                  been thinking about a 100cc 1/3 scale tweaked for IMAC
                  I have a 25% scale BC12-D that I built about 3 or 4 years ago. Weighs in at about 13lb. It was a Lanier kit. I built it as the original long wing version (no clipped).

                  I originally flew it with a Zenoah G26 gas engine. Converted it last year to a Hacker Brushless motor on 5s10000 lipo pack. Clean reliable power!
                  DJ Vegh
                  Owned N43122/Ser. No. 6781 from 2006-2016
                  www.azchoppercam.com
                  www.aerialsphere.com
                  Mesa, AZ

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                  • #10
                    Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                    At that price i think I will have to get one as well

                    Mike

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                    • #11
                      Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                      I love it! How much with everything needed to fly?
                      Eric Richardson
                      1938 Taylor-Young
                      Model BL NC20426
                      "Life's great in my '38"
                      & Taylorcoupe N2806W
                      TF#634

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                      • #12
                        Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                        How come it has a aeronca rudder? and cub style cowling...still looks fun though....maybe someday I will get enough hand eye coordination to learn to fly one of those things...Tim
                        N29787
                        '41 BC12-65

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                        • #13
                          Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                          Originally posted by astjp2 View Post
                          How come it has a aeronca rudder? and cub style cowling...still looks fun though....maybe someday I will get enough hand eye coordination to learn to fly one of those things...Tim
                          It's modeled after a clip wing.

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                          • #14
                            Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                            I have a DPM(dave patric models) 1/4 scale clipped wing super cub and it is fantastic. I bought it as an ARF and the scale and quality is second to none for an arf. It has a spring steel 3 leaf t/w spring,real life working bungee gear that really do work and it is one of the easiest airplanes I have ever flown and I love flying it. I also have a 1/3 scale Waco that I built several years ago.It is a big awsome airplane but very nerve wrecking to fly.It flies great but it is so big,so beautiful,so much time invested,and so,so,so expensive to replace if I do wreck it that it just makes me nervous when I do fly it. It also has a Europiean made 7 cylinder radial engine on it that is a little troublesome to get fired up....but once she's running it is a sweet little engine and an amazing sound.
                            Kevin Mays
                            West Liberty,Ky

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                            • #15
                              Re: a Taylorcraft to fly while mine is down

                              I love it! How much with everything needed to fly?
                              by the time you get motor, esc, battery, radio, servos, charger, etc Probably around $350
                              DJ Vegh
                              Owned N43122/Ser. No. 6781 from 2006-2016
                              www.azchoppercam.com
                              www.aerialsphere.com
                              Mesa, AZ

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