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Home > User galleries > dmcquinn Dave McQuinn's RC airplanes 53 files, last one added on Jun 24, 2011 1 albums on 1 page(s) Random files - dmcquinn's Gallery OS .46 powered profile I call "The Diamond". Has a diamond shaped fuselage cross-section. 805 views 80 inch profile Edge812 views Scene of the crash. 42% Scale Extra 260 - right wings came unscrewed in flight. Wing Nuts holding wing to fuselage vibrated loose. 15 flight1128 views Electric foamie774 views Underside of the "Diamond". I always make the bottom look a lot different from the top.1146 viewsThere is a small clear opening on the bottom for visual inspection of the receivers, battery, and servos. Everything is built-in - no hatches. For field access, use a no. 11 blade. Cover back up with packing tape. SD-Models 35 % Yak 54 ARF778 views Ultimate 30%786 views SD-Models 35% Yak 54 - ARF with DA 100815 views Last additions - dmcquinn's Gallery 37.5% Pilot-RC Yak 54. 123 inch wing span with DA-170 on Pro-Flow Canister mufflers1616 viewsJun 24, 2011 42% Dalton hanging out at Buder Park 20091199 viewsJan 11, 2010 This is my Dalton 42% Extra 260. 123 inch wingspan with DA 170 gas engine (2 cylinder). Flown extensively in 2009891 viewsJan 11, 2010 New version 3 of my own design "Diamond" fun fly. Built in Dec 2009 and not yet flown (as of Jan 2010)908 viewsIt's like a profile, but the cross section of the fuselage is a diamond shape. Narrow at the top and bottom. One main wheel. All-up weight is 3 lbs. 9 oz. I put one layer of carbon fiber on the exterior to stiffen up the front end. Powered by OS .46 2 cycle glow. 44 x 17 inch wing (750 square inches). Fuse is 1/16 balsa over foam. Wing is built up. Engine is "upside-down" compared to most profiles -- otherwise the exhaust runs into the wing.Jan 11, 2010 Santee crashed in December 2009 after a low altitude snap / spin into the ground at full throttle890 viewsJan 11, 2010 Underside of the "Diamond". I always make the bottom look a lot different from the top.1146 viewsThere is a small clear opening on the bottom for visual inspection of the receivers, battery, and servos. Everything is built-in - no hatches. For field access, use a no. 11 blade. Cover back up with packing tape.Jan 11, 2010 Super Sportster - .60 sized sport plane901 viewsMay 12, 2009 Sweet Stick - held by wife circa 1980. Plane is gone now but still have the wife.935 viewsMay 12, 2009 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery