Lazy Bee EP 40'' Balsa

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  • Опубліковано 22 гру 2024

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  • @Stygmah
    @Stygmah Місяць тому

    Awesome that this was done 15 years ago thanks for sharing your setup details to.

  • @FORTEALLOY
    @FORTEALLOY 15 років тому +2

    Thanks for the motivation. Extended-wing Lazy Bee Special sitting in my shop for about 10 years. Framed, but never covered. Time to dust it off and finish it!!!!

    • @MrJob91
      @MrJob91 5 років тому

      did you dust it off?

  • @orson234
    @orson234  15 років тому

    Thanks Fortealloy!
    You won't be regreted!

  • @orson234
    @orson234  16 років тому +1

    Well, I didn't flew it till ESC cut the battery out yet, but I estimate 15min with 1300mAh 3S pack, and more than 25 min. with a 2300 mAh. The Lazy Bee don't glide very well, so you must keep the props running all the time, including aproaching for landings!

  • @SuperAviatar
    @SuperAviatar 14 років тому +1

    Funny how the fuselages get bigger as the radio gets smaller...I flew things this size forty years ago when the radio receiver took a 22 volt battery! and the rudder was moved by a large wound up piece of elastic...my first 3 channel radio gear weighed 18 ounces - not grams! Took a 108" Expo to lift it....

  • @tommypotatoes1
    @tommypotatoes1 5 років тому

    Hi! I'm from the future! I wanted to let you know that I enjoyed your e-voo build log. I read along, thanks to google translate, which allowed me to quickly translate your Portugese into a digital version of English, but it's close enough to get by with. Cool, huh? The future is really weird. I hope you enjoyed the time of your Lazy Bee build. I am in the process of gathering parts for one now, as we speak here in the future. Maybe I will write a log of it... Maybe I will.

  • @orson234
    @orson234  15 років тому

    Yes, you can have a Lazy Bee as first model, since it is very stable and slow flyer, and it can perform some basic maneuvres (rolls and loops).

  • @orson234
    @orson234  15 років тому

    You can look for the Cox Lazy Bee, but it is powered by a .049 cox engine, and its is the same size this one shown in the video, made of foam. The plans are available in RCGroups, if you're planning to scratchbuild a bigger one.

  • @orson234
    @orson234  15 років тому

    They are the Trexler Balloon Wheels.
    You can find distributors at their home page.

  • @andreknoener7838
    @andreknoener7838 3 роки тому

    Bom dia Orson, por acaso você tem ainda a lista ou uma quantidade aproximada de madeira balsa usada para esse projeto?

  • @biddygerm
    @biddygerm 16 років тому

    What sort of run time do you get, just cruising around like that at half throttle ?

  • @jeffsomebody6463
    @jeffsomebody6463 5 років тому

    hi how much flite time do you get each flite ?

  • @IndyHobbies
    @IndyHobbies 15 років тому

    Where do you find those big fat tires? They are wonderful!

    • @rogertycholiz2218
      @rogertycholiz2218 6 років тому

      TREXLER big fat balloon wheels are on eBay occasionally.

  • @azgarogly
    @azgarogly 12 років тому

    Beautiful bird!
    Well, bee.
    :)

  • @mrfourtysevenman
    @mrfourtysevenman 15 років тому

    where can i get one?
    (i have 2 .45 engines and a .61 engine)
    i want a nitro park flier and this looks like one.

  • @orson234
    @orson234  15 років тому

    Actually, I think you'll only find the Cox Models Lazy Bee, made on foam, if your going ARF. Try looking on your Local Hobby Shop. ;)

  • @mrfourtysevenman
    @mrfourtysevenman 15 років тому

    is this a trainer?

  • @mrfourtysevenman
    @mrfourtysevenman 15 років тому

    how much for an arf?

  • @pete32577
    @pete32577 12 років тому

    slow slow flyer, just what i needed in the beginning still do i reckon
    ,

  • @AdrianFrydmanski
    @AdrianFrydmanski 14 років тому

    łał zrobiłem podobnego