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Den Moran
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Hi, everyone!
I bought this aircraft at the Much Marcle Show yesterday. It is a tail dragger, and is set up with a fuel tank etc. for i/c. It is in really good condition, and I couldn't resist it as a bargain buy!

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There wasn't much information about the aircraft at the point of sale (to be fair, I didn't ask!), and there are no obvious trade markings on the aircraft itself. W/s is approx 72” ( or my settee length!).

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Does any member remember this aircraft, and can they identify it for me, please? It seems to be circa '80s or 90's.
Thank you, Den.

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Hi Den,

I agree it is an Astro Hog.

Over the years I had two and both flew very well indeed. My first had an OS 52FS and the second had an RCV 58CD.

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This my second Hog which I sadly lost earlier this year due to radio problems. I had to fit the throttle servo alongside the engine with RCV engine.

I still have a kit in the attic I'll take a look and give you the CoG and control throws.

Just had a look at the kit.

CoG: 100mm 4" from the leading edge

Rudder: 38mm 1 1/2" each way

Elevator: 16mm 5/8" each way measure at the widest point

Ailerons: Built up Wing: 16mm 5/8" up 9mm 3/8" down

Foam Wing: 8mm up 5mm down

Engine: .40 - 60 2 stroke, 60 - 80 four stroke

Hope this helps

Regards

Robert

Edited By Robert Parker on 02/09/2018 09:05:07

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