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Another Blackburn Buccaneer build


Matt Halton
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My new Buccaneer for pusher motors, scroll pics from the bottom to top to see the build process, still finishing her up now, just created the boundary control dummy air ejectors from an old microwave meal plastic carton, cut into small triangles and let into pre cut slits in the wing, 20 per side, took ages lol, other wing tomorrow. Weathering up and adding panel lines too.

Model weighs just 16.5 oz currently, that's with the motor, ESC, and 3 servos, will use a 2200 3s for motivation, getting there!

Hope you like, build started in October.

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Thanks Ade.
Well more news. Set up the radio now have working flaperons, plus did motor testing. Full power onto scales shows 900 grams on a 3s 2200. The model weighs 700 grams with the battery on board.

That's on a 6x4 prop but with that power have some leeway.
Another modeller suggests trying a 5 x 5.5 prop which will give more speed at less throttle plus less torque.

So will likely change it before testing.

It's a small machine at 25" span.

Edited By Matt Halton on 09/12/2017 12:43:54

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  • 5 months later...

Hi guys.

I built this small pusher jet over the winter and finally got a test flight.
I've got some video and photos.

Intend to now build another but bigger with 2 x 40 or 50 mm EDF units.

This model has just 3 servos including flaperons.

I hope you like!!


 

Edited By Biggles' Elder Brother - Moderator on 10/05/2018 12:57:48

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