Flown a few times with lots of repaired damage, most of the damage occurred on hand launches gone wrong.
It may not look that pretty around the nose but it is sound enough as it is to fly. Since the plane is constructed of foam it is practically indestructible as long as there is epoxy glue around.
27.5 inch (698 mm) wing span
All servos and control linkage installed.
Engine access hatch removed for viewing the 70 mm electric duct ed fan unit.
Battery and electronics equipment compartment.
View looking down the tail pipe showing the ducted fan unit installed.
Additional required items for flying:
3 channel micro receiver,
3 to 4 channel transmitter,
30 amp electronic speed control (ESC),
3 cell 1800 mah Lipo battery or equivalent.
Also available are repair kits:
comprising of fuselage and fin replacement parts,
wing and tail parts,
duct ed fan replacement parts
Fuselage, wing, tail and fin replacement parts shown above.
This item does not ship to Nepean, Canada. Please check other sellers who may ship internationally. Learn more
Amorphous solar charging kit provides up to 60 watts of clean, free, renewable power
Designed for RVs, cabins, homes, boats, back-up and remote power use
Weatherproof, durable solar panels can withstand impacts from hailstones travelling 50 miles-per-hour
Built-in blocking diode helps protect against battery discharge at night
Complete kit includes four 15W amorphous solar panels, a PVC mounting frame, a 7-amp charge controller, 200-watt inverter, and wiring/connection cables
This item’s packaging will be visible when delivered and cannot be gift-wrapped.
Internet and Image display Option 1. High Speed DSL 6 Internet:
Streaming Feed to Internet;
Using YouTube Channel;
Embed feed into Club's web site.
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Proposed Camera Position:
Option 1.
Wireless Internet $10-$105 per month (100 MB-15 GB);
Airsight Camera $230* (other similar cameras available starting at $100).
*AIRSIGHT
Outdoor Wireless/Wired
P2P Network Camera
Model XX52A
User Manual
It is recommended that you first read the Quick Setup Guide. This shows you how to set up your camera using Peer to Peer (P2P). This setup method is extremely fast and easy, and will get you set up in a matter of minutes. You can then refer to this Owner’s Manual for more advanced features. IMPORTANT NOTICE The various screens throughout this owner’s manual will look different depending on the browser you use. Full functionality is available when using Internet Explorer (IE) with ActiveX (OCX) installed. Limited functionality is available with other browsers, such as Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. Please Read this manual carefully, according to the browser you are using. This is an integrated wireless IP Camera solution. It combines a high quality digital Video Camera with network connectivity and a powerful web server to bring clear pictures to your Desktop from anywhere on your local network or over the Internet. The main function of the camera is to transmit remote video over IP network. The high quality video image can be transmitted with 30fps speed on the LAN/WAN by using MJPEG hardware compression technology. It is based on the TCP/IP standard, build-in WEB server which supports Internet Explorer. Therefore the management and maintenance of your camera becomes simple by using the network to achieve the remote configuration, start-up and to upgrade firmware. You can use your IP Camera to monitor your home or your office. Also, controlling and managing images are simple by visiting the web site.
Possible challenges associated with option 1:
The storage shed is a steel enclosure and it may be difficult to pick up a cell signal from inside where the system is to be placed.
The Internet connection may not be up to the camera requirements. One manufacturer recommends:
With high-definition video that is 3x sharper than standard-definition, you should take a moment to ensure that your Internet connection is fast enough to handle the increased video size. We recommend 0.5Mbps upload for each camera you wish to view from outside your home. We also recommend you run the test from your mobile device on your cell network and any WiFi networks that you plan to use to view your HD camera. Those networks should provide at least 0.5Mbps download speed.
It may be unwise to display the camera feed on the Club's web site because it would require up to 0.5 Mbps to upload the feed. Fortunately most of the camera can be set to only upload when requested. A $10 per month plan would give 100 Mb which translates into 3 minutes of viewing time per month.
This figure could be dramatically improved by setting the camera to successively lower resolutions and frame rates from the 1280X1024 and 3 frames per second. By resorting to minimum values (320X240 1 FPS), the viewing time would be increased to 2 hours and 24 minutes which is more reasonable from a security monitoring standpoint.
Minimum cost: A minimum system would cost $200 and $10 per month for a two year contract.
Typical Data Plans:
STARTS AT
$10 /mo.
Up to 100 MB
If data exceeds
100 MB, you'll automatically move to $30/month.
$30 /mo.
Up to 500 MB
If data exceeds
500 MB, you'll automatically move to $45/month.
$45 /mo.
Up to 2 GB
If data exceeds 2 GB, you'll automatically move to $60/month.
$60 /mo.
Up to 5 GB
If data exceeds 5 GB, you'll automatically move to $85/month.
$85 /mo.
Up to 10 GB
If data exceeds 10 GB, you'll automatically move to $105/month.
$105 /mo.
Up to 15 GB
If data exceeds 15GB, $10 per additional GB will be charged.
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On June 14th the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum took their B-25 Mitchell and Avro Lancaster to Buffalo, New York to brief a photo-flightwith the Commemorative Air Force’s Boeing B-29 “FiFi” and the Cavanaugh Flight Museum’s North American P-51 Mustang “The Brat III”.
The CWH B-25 and Lancaster fly over the museum on the way to Buffalo to pick up the B-29 and P-51.
The Lancaster over Lake Erie
CWH CEO, Dave Rohrer and James Bradley are seen landing the B-25 on short final at Buffalo International Airport.
Ice Pilot’s Mikey McBryan and CWH member Mike Charters inspect the Boeing B-29 cockpit.
CWH pilot, James Bradley, who’s father was co-founder of the CWH in the B-29.
Niagara Fallscan be seen in the background as the aircraft fly into Canadian airspace.
Chuck Gardner in the Cavanaugh Flight Museum’s P-51 Mustang holding a tight formation on the CWH B-25 Mitchell.
We fly along the shore of Lake Ontario as we head north for a pass over Mount Hope Airport, home of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.
After a pass by the museum we leave Hamilton airport as we head for Toronto.
Chuck Gardner is seen passing the CN Tower during our flypast. Over the Scarborough Bluffs we make a 180 turn for a second pass by downtown Toronto.
The B-29 breaks over the museum as the crew prepares to land at Hamilton Airport.
Chuck Gardner slides the P-51 into position for a photo-op with the Lancaster. The Brat III is seen over Hamilton as the B-29 clears the active runway
