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![]() T-38 Talon ParkJet By JetSet44 (With F-5 and F-20 Options) |
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Links to Plans and
RC Groups Build Thread
F-20 3-View DXF-FormatT-38 Talon Parkjet Build Thread on RC Groups F-20 Tigershark Parkjet RC Groups Build Thread Link to an Older T-38 Thread Up-dated Plans by Steve S. 8/21/05
Hi-Res Graphics JPG for Thunderbird's T-38 Talon Parkjet |
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Suggested
Parts List
Motor: Himax 2015-4100 with gearbox (4.4 gears) Battery: Thunder Power 1320 mAh 11.1 V lipo ESC: Castle Creations Phoenix 25 Prop: APC 9x6 Slowflyer Receiver: Hitec Electron 6 Servos: GWS Pico standard on flaperons, Hitec HS-55 on stabilator Radio: Futaba 7AC |
Comments
from Steve S. on his up-dated T-38 Plans For those that are interested, the biggest changes I made from the beta plans include: 1) Added an optional modification to the turtledeck to allow simulating that nice flowing crease in the turtledeck (the previous design had just a simple flat-sided turtledeck) 2) Added a sill piece to the lower canopy to make it more realistic-looking and flow into the crease in the turtledeck 3) Used 2 layers of 3/8" side foam strips on all corners of the forward fuselage. This adds strength and allows sanding larger radius corners. 4) The aft fuselage sides were about 1/4" too long, so I trimmed them. 5) The forward fuselage top piece was a little bit too short, so I lengthened it about 1/4". 6) Moved the flaperon servos to on top of the wing instead of under it. I decided the servo arms were just too exposed on bottom and would catch the grass on landing and result in damage. 7) Added a hatch in the turtledeck to provide access to the receiver |
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