Quick Wing 12mm - by

8 Dec 07 - Motor tested.

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Wingspan 14.6" 37 cm
Wing Area 100 ¨" 6.5 dm²
Flying Weight 3.0 oz. 85g
Wing Loading 4.3 oz. / ¨' 13.2 g/dm²
Wing Cube Loading 5.2 - Between Glider and Trainer
Motor Feigao 1230 5800Kv
Propeller GWS EP-3030  3" x 3"
Batteries Kokam 2S1P 20C 340mAh
Speed Controller HW Pentium 6A - 2S LiPo (3S in theory) - 6A - BEC
Receiver Corona RS410 II - 4ch - PPM - 35MHz - 6g
Servos Elevons - 2 x Saturn S44D 4.4g Digital
Static motor parameters  2S Kokam 340mAh pack gave 3.40A @ 5.90V (20W) and 14970 rpm.  This equates to an input power of 74W/lb.
Flight performance Not yet flown

8 Dec 07 - I tested the motor earlier and wasn't overly impressed with the performance of the LiPo cells.  I've some new packs on the way which are 500mAh and should hold their voltage better.

24 Nov 07 - New model completed; show horn required.  This model really took my fancy at the last British Electric Flight Association Technical Workshop.  The Radical RC range are imported to the UK by Micron Radio Control and they are extremely well designed kits with superb laser cutting of the parts.  The model slots together like a jigsaw and a little cyano bonds it all together.  The airframe is extremely light, and I covered it with SolarFilm Lite (aka So-Lite) to ensure t stayed that way.  The Quick Wing 12mm actually feels quite heavy due to it's miniscule wing span, but the wing loading and wing cube loading are actually quite low.  Fitting everything in the model is tricky due to the limited space; I fitted receiver partly in the wing to save having to move it out of the way to get the pack in.

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