Here are a few pictures of building the floats for Bernard's and my Electric Scouts. They were built using the same methods layed out in my R/C Floats page. |
Here are a few photos. I have more, and larger photos that I can e-mail to anyone that may need help building this model...just let me know. |
Please go to E-Zone and read Bernards article. |
HOBBY HANGAR'S |
" Electric Scout " |
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Bernard Cawley built and reviewed an Electric Scout for an E-Zone article. After reading the article I knew that I had to have one. I have flown mine for nearly a year now, made 2 repairs, ( poor piloting ), and still fly it weekly as of September 2001. I highly recommend this great 3 chl. airplane that flys 7-10 minutes on a leftover 05 can motor and 7 cell pack. |
Please go to E-Zone and read Bernards article. |
Here are a few photos. I have more, and larger photos that I can e-mail to anyone that may need help building this model...just let me know. |
This is what you get, a very nice lazer cut kit. |
Enlarge the hole at F-2 so the battery pack can slide though. You may need to adjust battery placement to get the correct CG. |
General picture of Fuselage |
Nose doublers and motor tray in place. |
Brass strap and blind nuts were all assembled before the motor tray was glued in place |
I made the front upper fuselage cover removeable for easy motor work. |
All framed up |
Homemade battery hatch cover to make sure the pack doesn't fall out! |
Battery hatch cover in place |
Randy and his E-Scout Christmas present. Kit builds fast! |
Here are a few pictures of building the floats for Bernard's and my Electric Scouts. They were built using the same methods layed out in my R/C Floats page. |
Great pictures from Bernard Cawley. His Electric scout looks fabulous on floats. I love these pics. They show the beauty that you only get from float flying. Thanks Bernard! |
Check below to see floats added to the Electric Scout........ |
