Foam Wonder by SP0NZ

[Yankee2003]

Foam Wonder by SP0NZ​

Search this thread it shows various Wonders in different levels of completion.
You will find the answers there to most if not all of your questions.

 

[Yankee2003]

Are there any instructions, or video on building the wing for the Noob Wonder? How is the wing jig used on building this model?Thanks

Foam Wonder by SP0NZ

The History (2013 - 2022) 2013 When I first got started in RC model aviation back in 2013, after building a few of the early Flite Test designs (Nutball, Flyer, Delta, and Bloody Wonder), I immediately had the urge to start modifying and designing. For some reason, I've always been drawn to some...

forum.flitetest.com

 

[AIRFORGE]

Are there any instructions, or video on building the wing for the Noob Wonder? How is the wing jig used on building this model?Thanks

Check post #15, brother. LINK---> Post #15

 

[000jb]

Thanks! I did see that post showing the wing. Turns out I was looking at the jig on the plans wrong. I didn’t see the box around the jig and was looking at the wrong cut line.

 

[flyranger]

Finished and maidened my NOOB Wonder.

Are there any instructions, or video on building the wing for the Noob Wonder? How is the wing jig used on building this model?Thanks

Look in this forum thread. The pics will help you. I followed the plans and the engineering is great. The only change I made was to expose the last two inches at each wingtip, making them undercambered and remove all "tip stalls "

 

[Spitfire76]

My Noob Wonder is ready to maiden!

 

[SP0NZ]

Met up with some friends at out local flying field. Got to see Tony (@FlyingTyger) maiden his NOOB Wonder. This version with the distinguished tails and unique wing tip plates appears to fly almost identically to all the other versions I have built and tested. I can't wait to see how many Wonders (NOOB and other variants) make an appearance at Flite Fest this year.

Also got to see Andre (@DreOz) maiden his 63% Wonder Racer. There were a couple of trim issues to resolve, as well as some rate/expo tweaking, but it flew, and flew well. Andre's mini was running an emax 1806 2280kv motor with a 6" prop. He flew it on a 3S 850 and a 2S 450. Not sure which battery is ideal for it yet, but I'm sure he'll get it sorted out with a few more flights.

We also had an opportunity to get 3 Wonders in the air for a group fly. Overall it was a pretty fun day out at the field.

 

[Spitfire76]

That previous post just reminded me that I did maiden my Noob Wonder a couple of weeks ago and it flew just "wonderfully".

 

[FoamyDM]

I got the opportunity to fly my NOOB Wonders with co-host Joe, and friend and podcast listener Mike @Yankee2003.
Mike and Joe flying some.


These are snip from the static Camera:

This is better footage of Joe's flight just after the maiden:

 

[SuperdutySpinner]

Wow, such a gentle giant. Great job guys

 

[SP0NZ]

Still plan on creating a build guide for these. For now, here is how I stage my fuselage just prior to gluing the 2 B-folds. Everything you see here is already hot glued in place.

 

[rwp033]

Can someone clarify how the 3d printed battery tray is intended to be installed?

 

[rwp033]

Mine with printed vinyl graphics and a removable wing

 

[SP0NZ]

Can someone clarify how the 3d printed battery tray is intended to be installed?

This image (see below) is a couple revisions ago, but the concept is the same. The printable battery try glues right to the foam battery tray and can be used with optional velcro battery straps.

 

[rwp033]

Thank you…..