FTScratchBuild-Advanced
FT MIGHTY MINI MUSTANG SPECS
- Weight without battery: 5.5 oz (156 g)
- Center of Gravity: 1 inch (25 mm) from leading edge of wing
- Control Surface Throws: 12 ห deflection (elevator/aileron/rudder) Expo 30%
- Wingspan: 24.5 inches (622 mm)
- Recommended Motor: 2200 kv 2204 size motor
- Recommended Prop: 6 x 4.5 prop
- Recommended ESC: 12 amp minimum
- Recommended battery: 800 mAH 2s or 3s
- Recommended Servos: (4) 5 gram servos
FT MIGHTY MINI MUSTANG PLANS
STORE LINKS
- FT Mighty Mini Mustang Speed Build Kit
- Electronics Pack (Power Pack F)
- Electronics Pack (Power Pack A)
- Transmitters
- Receivers
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I realize it's a break from the pure Mustang aesthetic, but seems like it'd be worth the trade-off for many folks.
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i am working on the F-82
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Also do you know the weight of the paper on Adams Rediboard? Weight in grams per sq. meter (gsm) would be great. Thanks
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If in the US dollar tree foam board is about 5mm and very similar, if in the U.K. Hobby craft do west foam, which is 5mm but paper removal is impossible,
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Yes, the mini mustang will fly on a 1806 motor, my first one was built with 12g metal gear servos and an 1806 motor , the test flight was done on a 5030 prop and it flew great, just make sure you get all your weight forward enough to balance. I have since changed the prop to a 6030 for more pull and have a 6040 to try.
I've also built this with 5g servos and a 2204 motor but haven't given it a test flight yet.
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Thanks for the help. Love the planes and plans
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Wow, she is quick, running the emac 2204 motor with 6045 prop.
Even on low rates the turns on a dime. Fantastic second or third plane,
She did get buffeted by the wind quite a bit, but in calm weather she will be so much better.
Great plane absolutely love it ๐
What do I build next?
Have built
Storch,
Bronco,
Tiny trainer,
Se5,
Both 22s
Bravo
Guinea pig,
So what's next ๐
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Please help me I'm beginner ...
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If yes then how much shud I take
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about the FTScratchBuild-Advanced, the 'Advanced' refers to the build or the flying skills or both ?
Thank's, Marc.
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But i will be building a second one and on that i am gonna sink the servo's into the wing by cutting a hole just leaving the paper.
Like more people are mentioning the cuts for the servo's are not shown in the build plans so maybe someone could add those ? Also there is a hole in the bottomsheet A ( For landing gear i guess ? ) that could maybe be marked as optional since it's not really needed when not putting on wheels.
Great little plane and hope to fly it soon !!
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