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TwinStar II by Mike Stevens
Set up standard at present and use 8 cell 3300 Nimh.
This was my first venture into RC apart from a Chris Foss Slope soarer 20+
years ago. It was suggested to me as a suitable trainer after I joined a local
club. A club mate has flown it and likes it very much and I flew it on my
first attempt for about 10 mins though the ESC kept cutting out possible
overheating but UK rep said was a know fault and I have since obtained a
modified ESC as well as a replacement standart part. The model is stock and I
intend to fly on 8 sub C cells 3300mah and once I have mastered the flying may
consider upgrade to brushless ( I have a lovely little Hyperion BL on my
Alleycat which is supposed to be a straight swop for the speed 400's in terms
of power)
The model was built with thin foam cyno - no kicker and I inverted the
connector on the rudder and shortened the allen key to fit. Sprayed with autot
paints from UK chainstore. I can't remember what it weighs off hand but is
within standard spec.
Since then, apart from the Alleycat I ahve built three scale bipes from WW1
vintage all using 400/480 speed motors with gearboxes.
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