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Post by ERJets on Jun 4, 2008 0:49:44 GMT 8
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Post by dennisp on Jun 4, 2008 20:51:14 GMT 8
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Post by ERJets on Jun 4, 2008 22:13:56 GMT 8
Jedi Master, ofcouse you can. Use the force. Check out with Andre, he has a magazine which cover on this 90mm EDF L-39.
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Post by ERJets on Jun 4, 2008 22:15:16 GMT 8
Jedi Master, ofcouse you can. Use the force. Check out with Andre, he has a magazine which cover on this 90mm EDF L-39.
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Post by dt8666 on Jun 5, 2008 13:14:39 GMT 8
ER... time to get the 90mm with high high cell count out to the aky..
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Post by ERJets on Jun 5, 2008 14:19:23 GMT 8
ER... time to get the 90mm with high high cell count out to the aky.. Cumming soon DT... 10S on a 90mm size EDF.
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Post by dennisp on Jun 5, 2008 17:35:42 GMT 8
So ER you a naughty man ... as you expected I started an investigation into this model.... If you buy it from the USA it is not too bad..... www.ductedfans.com/jets_electric_l39.htmlGoing to cost over US$ 1K without shipping... Model - US$ 649 Paint job - US$ 178 Ducting - US$ 146 Dust strengthen - US$ 100 plus retracts Spring Air 301's plus all the other krap..... As you so correctly advised it is from Savex eith EDF 90mm or Wren 44. www.savex.cz/prod.php?lang=en&id=10Now where is my model money box.... ??
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Post by dennisp on Jun 5, 2008 17:41:52 GMT 8
So Duct Master if this one is happy to do 140mph on a 90mm fan and the FB one is only slighlty bigger then it should blow along nicely with a 120 or............... a 140 mm fan YES....?
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Post by ERJets on Jun 5, 2008 20:41:33 GMT 8
So Duct Master if this one is happy to do 140mph on a 90mm fan and the FB one is only slighlty bigger then it should blow along nicely with a 120 or............... a 140 mm fan YES....? I dont know how heavy is your FB L-39, If AUW is around 7kg and having a proper ducting, flying it with a 5kg thrust 120mm EDF should not be an issue... 140mm? well if it sit in nicely, why not. but you will have to modify those intakes to have a better FSA which I think you will pass.
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Post by dennisp on Jun 5, 2008 20:58:41 GMT 8
Hi ER thanks for the feedback and advice, the P-70 powered ones tip the scales at 21lbs or about 9Kg fully loaded with kerosene the model is supposed to be for a P-60 as you know which is 5.9Kg blow lamp not sure what blow lamp power of a P-70 is ..? With the latest generation of e-Turbax we can get almost 15lbs thrust or 6.8Kg of puff so we would have P/W ratio of 0.71 which would still allow the bird to fry. The original e-Turbax with the xx21/1.5 Neu motor turns out 5.9Kg of puff same same as the P-60.... hmm that is interesting...! P/W ratio of 0.62 so it would not be a rocket ship but it may still fry...?, may need to use the North South Expressway to get airbourne... I suppose I should open the box and see what is inside, weigh it all, and check the area of the intakes to do check of FSA %. The perhaps I should look at the destructions first and see what the issues are in respect of making ducts... re our discussion on the FE Rafale if there are formers all over the place then leave in the box LAH.....
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