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Slow Flying RC Action with The Slow Jazz Bipe.

I bought it at: http://www.hobbypeople.net

This Biplane is no longer sold but its cousin, the Watt-Age Classic Jazz Indoor Monoplane is now sold instead, this model is just as good as the bipe. Here is the link for the Classic Jazz. http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/131602.asp

I modified this 2 Channel RC model to a 12mm brushless figaeo brushless motor, GWS 0947 slo fly prop, thunderbird brushless esc, and a 480mAh lithium Polymer battery pack.

Long flight times and plenty of pull out power with this setup. This slow Jazz RC Airplane flys excellent on calm days, even in a confined space due to its tight turning & slow fly capabilities.

I know it looks easy to fly, but lots of practice is needed to fly confidently arround obstructions.

Beginners, you will crash so stick to practicing in large open areas before flying in confined spaces. Also do not spend alot of money on your first airplane. Cheaper models are easier to repair because of their simple design. A little Glue & Clear Tape & you are back up in the air.

If you stick out the crashes (it is a part of learning) & rebuilding the first year, you will have gotten past the hardest part of flying, and is what will usually make people give up. Once you do not crash & can land confidently, that is when the real fun begins...

Have Fun, & Most Important Fly Safe!!!!!

RB

LINKS to PARTS USED:

Feigao 1208436L 12x30mm Brushless Motor purchased at Balsa Products. Link http://www.bphobbies.com/view.asp?id=V001105&pid=U117989

Castle Thunderbird 9 Brushless ESC purchased at hobby people. LINK http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/701462.asp

I purchased my lipo cell at Tower Hobbies, they no longer carry the 480mah cell, but the next best cell they have is the 350mah 2 cell 20C, LINK http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXGHD9&P=0 (more)