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RC F-117A Stealth build

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Krown Kustoms:
I started this build before I joined this forum, but I will show you what I have as of now.
I found a Stealth video online somewhere and thats all it took.
I built the one in my avitar from a Mt Dew box just to see how dificult it was to build.
The build took a few hours, so I decided to make a bigger one.
This one is a test model (25x20), if it flies good I am going to make a big one (roughly 36x40)
I am using a brushless outrunner 3800kv pusher prop setup, 11.1 Lipo battery, DX6i 2.4 Ghz transmitter, karbonite gear digital servos, hobby foam fuselage, crappy epoxy glue that I will never use again.
I did a test on the motor, THIS THING SCREAMS.
I fear the prop detinating due to high RPM's.
Here are a few pics
-B-

Krown Kustoms:
Here are the pics just before the bench test.
I had a good bit of weight sitting on it to hold it still and it still pushed at 1/3 throttle.:)
-B-

Bernd:
That's pretty neat there B. Can't wait to see the finished product.

From what I see your using an electric motor for propulsion, right?

Bernd

Krown Kustoms:
Yes, this one is powered by a 3800kv brushless motor.
The bigger one will be powered by two electric ducted fans (electric jet engines more or less)
-B-

Ready for a test flight, I might get one in today if the temp gets above freezing.

Bernd:
B,

That don't look like it would be easy to fly. Looks like you need to pay attention to what your doing and it looks and sounds like it would go quite fast.

Bernd

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