Electric Practice plane

[Bob Kane]

The Alliance is a good flying plane, but very light.
Anything above a slight wind will bounce it around.
Mine WAS powered with an Aveox 2713 2Y and Castle
Creations Pheonix 25 with a 3:1 gear drive, APC 7X5,
Sanyo CP1300 8 cell battery.  Performance was very
good, but verticle lines with rolling elements are
definately a challenge. You need to give it all the
rudder throw you can when you build it.

About the "WAS powered", one of my homemade 8 cell
packs failed very shortly after launch. No motor, no
radio. Smashed the fuselage in front of the wing. I am
debating whether to fix it, start over, or put the
motor/controller in a Zagi.
 
--- Anthony Romano <anthonyr105 at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Has anyone flown the Wattage Tangent? How is the
> E-Alliance? Loosing my 
> local field and looking for a winter plane to
> practice advance/masters.
> 
> TIA
> 
> Anthony
> 
>
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