FT Corsair?

[FlyVirginia]

Have they released the plans for the FT corsair? Or is it just available as a speed build kit? I want to build it but I'm broke )-:

 

[Paracodespoder]

Plans haven’t been released, yet. Flitetest usually releases the build vid, then the release video (or vice versa) and then a few days later the plans, maybe even today . They should be out within a week, good luck building .

 

[FlyVirginia]

Plans haven’t been released, yet. Flitetest usually releases the build vid, then the release video (or vice versa) and then a few days later the plans, maybe even today . They should be out within a week, good luck building .

OK thanks.

 

[SP0NZ]

I'm a little behind schedule on these. I hope to have them done by the end of next week. March 8, 2019. I will post here in the forums/resources and on the Facebook Flite Test Fans group when they are available.

 

[TexMechsRobot]

Which prop are the FT guys using on their Corsair? It doesn't look like the slow fly that comes in the C pack but I can't find them referencing it anywhere.

 

[Paracodespoder]

Which prop are the FT guys using on their Corsair? It doesn't look like the slow fly that comes in the C pack but I can't find them referencing it anywhere.

Three blade 9x6 maybe? That’s what it looked like to me, might be a little bigger though.

 

[TexMechsRobot]

Three blade 9x6 maybe? That’s what it looked like to me, might be a little bigger though.

It definitely wasn't a three blade. But the 9 x 6 is one that has gone with the C pack before so that makes sense.

 

[Paracodespoder]

It definitely wasn't a three blade. But the 9 x 6 is one that has gone with the C pack before so that makes sense.

Ah, I see, the release video uses a two-blade, the one I saw was with a 3-blade, they must have flown with different props at different times in the video. That 2-blade might be a 10x45 (not a slow-fly) or maybe even a 10x6, the new radial motor might be able to handle that much of a prop .

EDIT: Looking at @DamoRC ’s tests over here , the new radial 2218 will handle a 10x6, so that’s probably what they used (on 3s, not sure what they used on 4s).

 

[TexMechsRobot]

Ah, I see, the release video uses a two-blade, the one I saw was with a 3-blade, they must have flown with different props at different times in the video. That 2-blade might be a 10x45 (not a slow-fly) or maybe even a 10x6, the new radial motor might be able to handle that much of a prop .

EDIT: Looking at @DamoRC ’s tests over here , the new radial 2218 will handle a 10x6, so that’s probably what they used (on 3s, not sure what they used on 4s).

That's good info. Thanks!