Take a look at this plane: http://www.cmpairplane.com/glider/Ventus.html is this a good plane to use for a UAV if i got a engine? Does it look like it has the space? I really like this plane and its big, wouldnt that be a good uav? Thomas
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Hi. It probably depends on what "mission" you want it to do. I would ask myself where would I cut out the fuselage bottom to accommodate my digital camera and how would its lens look like after landing in wet grass?
I look a good airframe as something practical rather than aesthetic, but it is of course a personal view. In comparison to this nice looking glider (nice built or nice flying are other question, though), my airframe (under construction) looks like an assault tank, but with lots of payload and setup capabilities (SIG Kadet Senior kit).
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If you want to read up on the plane before, this is a good thread :
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=875336
And it is on special at hobbycity:
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=...
Regards,
Sailplanes take a lot more space to land and proper circuit flying to enable that.
It will re-kit itself very quickly if your not careful!
Sorry of you have lots of RC flying under your belt!
I look a good airframe as something practical rather than aesthetic, but it is of course a personal view. In comparison to this nice looking glider (nice built or nice flying are other question, though), my airframe (under construction) looks like an assault tank, but with lots of payload and setup capabilities (SIG Kadet Senior kit).