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Alienator

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Review
26-Oct-2003
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Shachar Carmel
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Video
Available
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Follow
the link
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Motor
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AXI AC2820/10
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Servos
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4 x HS-81
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Speed
Controller
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Jety advance 40-3p
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Batteries
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8 cells
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Channels
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4 + motor
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Flight
Time
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5 to 8+ minutes
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Propeller
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Graupner CAM Folding
Prop 12x6
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Gear
Box
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None
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Wingspan
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105cm
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Length
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Empty
weight
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Max
flying weight
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1320-1530gr
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Wing
Area
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Wing
load
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CG
location
from
wing edge
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Approximatly 95mm forward of the laminated central spar
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Building
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Very easy to build but
its taking some time due to the fact that you can use super glue only
for the wood parts. For all the other parts, you must use Epoxy if you
don’t want your Alienator to melt in your hands. The box comes with
all parts needed except the electronics, extensions for the ailerons
servos and 3-4 screws for the motor cowling. The manual is clear but it
doesn’t tell you how to put together the pushrod tube and the horns so
remember that you get special screws for that matter in the box.
Note:
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Take-off
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Very easy. With full
power, launch the model directly into the wind and up it goes….
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Flight
behavior
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Absolutely no bad
behavior found. Loops are very quick and rolls are very nice and slow.
Precise in the maneuvers, responsive with rudder, elevator and Ailerons.
Read that the
plane does not stall. Did not check that yet
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Landing
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The Alienator is
gliding very well, so its very easy to land it.
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Crash
Results
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Don’t want to think
about it because the foam is very very weak.
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Repairing
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Epoxy.
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Other
comments
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I want to thank my good friend in London , Lee Clements , who bought me
this plane and brought it to Israel |
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Interesting
Links
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- bumpygreen
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FMS
plane
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Pictures
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Latest Update:
Monday, 20 June 2005
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