27% planes who makes them????
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Sukhoi
Ultimate biplane
These are first class, top of the line, products. You'll like any of these.
Also, Extreme Flight 74" Yak would be about a 27% I think
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I have the Yak as you know. I would have thought it was bigger than 27%. My AirWild, may it rest in peace, was 29% and it was about the same size as my QQ.
I'm guessing everybody calls them whatever they want. One thing for sure....the QQ is certainly in a bigger class than the GP stuff.
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You wont find more squares on any other plane either. 1420sq in. I think the AW has 1440 but is 88" span. The full scale had 26.75' span as indicated in another thread. My calculation for 27% came up with 96"? Is that right?
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You wont find more squares on any other plane either. 1420sq in. I think the AW has 1440 but is 88" span. The full scale had 26.75' span as indicated in another thread. My calculation for 27% came up with 96"? Is that right?
You wont find more squares on any other plane either. 1420sq in. I think the AW has 1440 but is 88" span. The full scale had 26.75' span as indicated in another thread. My calculation for 27% came up with 96"? Is that right?
88/321 = .27 or 27%
So 88 inches is 27%.
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26.75 feet X 12 = 321 inches.
88/321 = .27 or 27%
So 88 inches is 27%.
ORIGINAL: octanehuffer
You wont find more squares on any other plane either. 1420sq in. I think the AW has 1440 but is 88" span. The full scale had 26.75' span as indicated in another thread. My calculation for 27% came up with 96"? Is that right?
You wont find more squares on any other plane either. 1420sq in. I think the AW has 1440 but is 88" span. The full scale had 26.75' span as indicated in another thread. My calculation for 27% came up with 96"? Is that right?
88/321 = .27 or 27%
So 88 inches is 27%.
88 inches would be 27.414%
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How about something a bit different..... http://www.krill-model.com/usa/shop/...tegory=29&k=15