Ultra Lightning at last!
#104
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RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
ORIGINAL: paulhelis
hi amigos i designed this scheme and have painted it at mi shop
please tell me what do you think
thanks
hi amigos i designed this scheme and have painted it at mi shop
please tell me what do you think
thanks
That is a really nice paintjob of this Ultra Lightning.
Next time spell LIGHTNING correct on the fuselage!
#106
RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
ORIGINAL: Didier
Hello Paul.
That is a really nice paintjob of this Ultra Lightning.
Next time spell LIGHTNING correct on the fuselage!
ORIGINAL: paulhelis
hi amigos i designed this scheme and have painted it at mi shop
please tell me what do you think
thanks
hi amigos i designed this scheme and have painted it at mi shop
please tell me what do you think
thanks
That is a really nice paintjob of this Ultra Lightning.
Next time spell LIGHTNING correct on the fuselage!
i will correct it its very easy
thanks for the advice
#107
RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
ORIGINAL: geh3
AWSOME
SO it is automotive paint?
How much weight did it add?
THANKS
AWSOME
SO it is automotive paint?
How much weight did it add?
THANKS
i don't know how much weight add but flies great
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OK SO I asume you sanded the entire model, then primed and added your various color coats?
Was it originally an "all white" model or had color in the mold?
Was it originally an "all white" model or had color in the mold?
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RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
ORIGINAL: Didier
Hey Tassos.
The carbon look-a-like plate is actually a plastic plate with a carbon print on it.
Sandor of Digitech sells this stuff.
The ''fueling'' line to the UAT is 4mm, from there the fuel line to the main tanks is 6mm.
Together with a low voltage operating ''fueling'' pump the ''fueling'' pressure will be almost zero.
Even if the fuel valves of the Jetcat leaks, I can't image the fuel go's through the not operating pump.
Ofcourse it never hurts to install a ball valve after the pump.
Will let you know about the maiden! [8D]
Hey Tassos.
The carbon look-a-like plate is actually a plastic plate with a carbon print on it.
Sandor of Digitech sells this stuff.
The ''fueling'' line to the UAT is 4mm, from there the fuel line to the main tanks is 6mm.
Together with a low voltage operating ''fueling'' pump the ''fueling'' pressure will be almost zero.
Even if the fuel valves of the Jetcat leaks, I can't image the fuel go's through the not operating pump.
Ofcourse it never hurts to install a ball valve after the pump.
Will let you know about the maiden! [8D]
Can you please send me an exact link ... I did not found it on his site.
Thanks
Amir Assal
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RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
Here are your pics reduced so we can see them easier. Everyone should get Google's Picasa. Its a free program that automatically resizes pics for you. Its a great program that is FREE.
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After 80 flights with the Ultra Lightning/P-160SX combo, I swapped it for a AMT NL Olympus HP.
Wow, what a difference in performance. :-) This is the first flight with the new AMT so it was more like ''to check for correct CG, dual rates/expo and mixers flight''.
Surprisingly the CG was the same as with the P160SX due to the heavier components in the front.
The only thing I had to adjust was my dual rates and expo's as the roll rate was much higher then with the JetCat.
Anyway, happy with the AMT upgrade and the sound of an Oly is great!
Thanks Dick for making the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar0IAxJ1jWA
After 80 flights with the Ultra Lightning/P-160SX combo, I swapped it for a AMT NL Olympus HP.
Wow, what a difference in performance. :-) This is the first flight with the new AMT so it was more like ''to check for correct CG, dual rates/expo and mixers flight''.
Surprisingly the CG was the same as with the P160SX due to the heavier components in the front.
The only thing I had to adjust was my dual rates and expo's as the roll rate was much higher then with the JetCat.
Anyway, happy with the AMT upgrade and the sound of an Oly is great!
Thanks Dick for making the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar0IAxJ1jWA
Thanks
Kris
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RE: Ultra Lightning at last!
Sorry, I didn't make the video and the music was also not my thing.
My Ultra Lightning with the Olympus HP is still very light.
(TBM carbon tube, LiPo's, very light Jet 1-A/Prolynx gear, no cockpit tube)
Dry weight is 16,5 kg or 36,4 lbs.
My timer starts when my gear retracts and is set to 7 minutes with enough fuel left for a go-around.
Top speed between a P-160SX and the Olympus HP didn't make that much difference. But ofcourse verticals are awesome and much much better dynamic flight performance.
At Jets over Pampa we where flying full power all the time with 3 Ultra Lightnings. 2 UL's powered with a Olympus HP and Ali's UL powered with a JetCentral 17 kg thrust turbine. Top speed between the 3 UL's was almost the same and we where clocked at 410 km/h (255 MPH). People sayed they didn't see the difference in topspeed but it was noticable in the vertikal climbs.
My Ultra Lightning with the Olympus HP is still very light.
(TBM carbon tube, LiPo's, very light Jet 1-A/Prolynx gear, no cockpit tube)
Dry weight is 16,5 kg or 36,4 lbs.
My timer starts when my gear retracts and is set to 7 minutes with enough fuel left for a go-around.
Top speed between a P-160SX and the Olympus HP didn't make that much difference. But ofcourse verticals are awesome and much much better dynamic flight performance.
At Jets over Pampa we where flying full power all the time with 3 Ultra Lightnings. 2 UL's powered with a Olympus HP and Ali's UL powered with a JetCentral 17 kg thrust turbine. Top speed between the 3 UL's was almost the same and we where clocked at 410 km/h (255 MPH). People sayed they didn't see the difference in topspeed but it was noticable in the vertikal climbs.
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Hey all!
I have a jet legend f-16 with a P-200 in it. I am considering this bird for my next project for my sport jet.
I have heard lots of great things about it. I was looking for a jet that I can swap my p-200 to avoid buying a new turbine.
So, I said it... Yes I want to Put my p-200 in this thing. Any feed back??
Dont call me crazy because I know I already am. I just love to know that 250 mph is in my back pocket
I have a jet legend f-16 with a P-200 in it. I am considering this bird for my next project for my sport jet.
I have heard lots of great things about it. I was looking for a jet that I can swap my p-200 to avoid buying a new turbine.
So, I said it... Yes I want to Put my p-200 in this thing. Any feed back??
Dont call me crazy because I know I already am. I just love to know that 250 mph is in my back pocket
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I originally put a 160SX in my UL and although it was OK you were always up in the throttle 'driving' it around the sky. It may have just been my 160SX but I was left wanting more power. I was also challenged getting it out of our grass strip. I've since put a 200SX in, changed the thrust tube to a Tam unit, added 3oz of lead to the nose and the AUW is now 38.5lbs. I've yet to fly it with the 200SX but intend to in the next couple of weeks.
Rob
Rob