BF-109 Racer Fiberglass 1029 milímetros (ARF)

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Dec 27, 2012

great plane, difficult build. Be ready for goofy things like wrong sized bolts and missing parts. If you have most of the parts laying around from other planes then not to big of a deal. you will have to reinforce the front end with fiberglass or something or it will start to break away over time. Not a beginner plane or build.

not trying to scare you. for the price your getting alot of plane. check out the thread. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1659480

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Sep 20, 2012

Finally maidened mine on the weekend.



Turnigy 36-48, Turnigy 4S NanoTech. Turnigy Plush 60A. APC 8x6 prop.



Screams its lungs and really whistles through the air.



A bit of a handful on takeoff given the high wing loading - and a real brick to land. Difficult to flair, but something I can work on.



Made a short vid - you tube HK BF109 Pylon Racer to see the flight.



BJ:)

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Jul 13, 2012

I received the plane Well packaged and without Any damage after 11 days I requested, I read some comments about the fuselage is fragile but I think is not, my opinion is that the fuselage is of high quality fiber , the wings are built perfectly, I think it's more than I expected to received, the plane is almost ready to fly, the parts are the BASIC ones and it is very easy to assemble. I ordered stickers to vive more realism to my BF-109. I give 5 stars to the plane and the price. Thanks again HOBBY KING

He recibido el avin bien embalado y sin ningn dao despus de 11 das, he ledo algunos comentarios sobre el fuselaje que es frgil pero creo que no es asi, mi opinin es que el fuselaje es de fibra de alta calidad, las alas estn construidas a la perfeccin, creo que es ms de lo que esperaba recibir, el avin est casi listo para volar presenta algo de trabajo pero nada pero nada a los amantes de este modelo, las partes son bsicos y es muy fcil de montar. Ped calcomanias para darle ms realismo a mi BF-109. Le doy 5 estrellas al avion y al precio. Gracias de nuevo HOBBY KING

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Jun 08, 2012

Thread started over on RG Groups to discuss this plane in more detail. All comments welcome. Just Google BF-109 Pylon Racer to find it. Looking forward to hearing from you.

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May 22, 2012

PS - the link to the online manual didn't work before, so try hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/573478465X7478X19.pdf with the usual bits at the front...

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May 22, 2012

The good, the bad, and the ugly.



Part 2.



Opinion so far:

LOVE the fuse. It grows on you. No idea what motor to run yet, but this thing is worthy of



something that will give it killer speed. And something that could generate that supercharger



whine would be a bonus :)



For the dude asking about CG, the online manual at



http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/573478465X7478X19.pdf says "approx 45mm behind



the leading edge of the wing, measured at the centre of the fuselage".



Question:



I've read elsewhere that the rear stab has a positive angle of incidence. If this is so, do I



need to adjust this - and how do I do it. Before I commit to glueing the tailplane on...??

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Jan 12, 2012

Ive got this nice bird, too!

Arrived very well packaged and without any damages.

Fuselage, wing and other parts are well manufactured.

However, the fuselage is a bit thin to my liking and during assembly one should be very carefully with the rudder section and not introduce any damage due to hard pressure.

Despite having the rudder functional I sanded it flat and glued it on.

The front of the fuselage was opened just as far as a motor can be dropped in from the front. The motor was attached to a gfk motorplate and secured to the fuselage with a couple screws.

First flight needed just a few trims on the ailerons and this bird goes like on rails! I used a 3s4400 with a NTM 3542-1250 and a 9,5x6 folding prop = more than 7:30 minutes on fullspeed!

Nice kit, but due the thin fuselage only 4 stars, but 5 stars for the value!

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Jan 10, 2012

Bought and built. Wings are well covered, fuse is well finished, glass layup is average, but OK for the money. Flight surfaces are square and hinge up well. But my fuse is came slightly warped to left, setting the wings off the perpendicular. So builders, trial fit carefully and assemble with attention to your perpendiculars and wing and tail alignment. Plus wouldn't recommend the 480BL inrunner for this aircraft. The spinner prop combo is too large for a fast inrunner on a 4mm shaft. You'll have better luck with a slower, larger shaft (5mm) outrunner motor and a larger, slower prop setup.

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Nov 10, 2011

Mine has just turned up today ,glass is thin but the layup is clean
packing was excellent and the only damage was a broken leading edge wing locator ,no big thing .No instructions or any information on setup which could make it hard for those not up on setting up or balancing .Mine will be converted for slope so will report how it performs soon

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Oct 10, 2011

I got My Bf 109 Last week and With amazement the Plane is realy Light and can handle a Park1200kv with the specified 18-20 amp Esc ..make this Plane fly Quite well ,and Good flight efficiency using a few Nano tec ,,battery on 11.1 volt , with 2x 8600 mah packed in the Knows behind Motor firewal..,and now thinking about the strength,aftera few spills after landing ,in the grass .as the speedy little Plane performs As a larger plane ,,as Very Fast and Very sleek ,with great look and handles as it looks ,,amazing .., Quite a treat ,And every 1 at the club was amazed to the quality .all round excellence,from a small plane with Great strength and detail.. Video i will post Asp..