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Hi
I was looking for a decent sized EPP flying wing
Could anyone recommend something that they have found good??
Thanks
~RCChronicles
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Ele-Beevolution electric (48 inch) from www.windrider.com.hk They also make a 60 and 100 incher!
I've had the original Ele-Bee for years, started life with a brushed speed 400 on 7xAR500... now its brushless using a Mega 16/15/4 and 3 cells 2100 lipo and it comes some 
The same wing here was the Irvine X-ite...
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I think Andy at Robotbirds sells the Windrider range now.
Steve
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I have the Irvine X-Ite and its fantastic. Using a fairly pricey Mega brushless motor in it (16/15/4 I think?) and any 3 cell pack around 2000mah with a 6x4 APC prop. Its pretty quick!
I also have a smaller Tom flying wing from Robotbirds with a cheap brushless outrunner setup from Giant Cod and a 1300mah 3 cell pack which is pretty good fun, though sadly the exact power set isn't available now. That's fairly nippy too.
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Originally posted by Richard Archdeacon
Ele-Beevolution electric (48 inch) from www.windrider.com.hk They also make a 60 and 100 incher!
I've had the original Ele-Bee for years, started life with a brushed speed 400 on 7xAR500... now its brushless using a Mega 16/15/4 and 3 cells 2100 lipo and it comes some
The same wing here was the Irvine X-ite...
Wow thanks that plane is the sort of thing I'm looking for!!
What is the biggest prop you could fit in there as i already have a possibly ideal motor that spins an 8X4 - would that fit or would i have to chop some foam off??
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Originally posted by 1958steveflying
I think Andy at Robotbirds sells the Windrider range now.
Steve
Thanks - and at a good price by the looks of things!!
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Originally posted by giskard
I have the Irvine X-Ite and its fantastic. Using a fairly pricey Mega brushless motor in it (16/15/4 I think?) and any 3 cell pack around 2000mah with a 6x4 APC prop. Its pretty quick!
I also have a smaller Tom flying wing from Robotbirds with a cheap brushless outrunner setup from Giant Cod and a 1300mah 3 cell pack which is pretty good fun, though sadly the exact power set isn't available now. That's fairly nippy too.
The Irvine X-ITE looks good to me!! Again, Would i be able to fit an 8X4 prop in there or would there not be enough space??
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Does anyone else have their opinion of a decent flying wing??
Thanks
~RCChronicles
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8x4 prop... yes, you could make it fit.
You could always check out www.flyingwings.co.uk
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