Didn't say I had HS81s fitted . that's what it shows in the destructions. Cant remember what I fitted but certainly more powerful than HS81s. At least HS82s.
This is a sedate beast, not everybody flys like you ! This is not for wanging around St Aggys upside down. Though I'm sure you or I would give it a go!!
Have you managed to pick up my PM to you that I sent last week as requested, that has my email address included?
Regarding the pilot enquiry, I was going to push the boat out even further and go for one or two of YT International's 'little guys'; they do them in exactly the correct scale and they look excellent.
Hi Eric,
I still repairing since 2 Years a completly destroyd Horky ASH25,
Most of the work is done.Only painting the fuselage and electric instalation is to do.
I modificated my fuselage to the MI version and instal an SLS System .
Thank you for your posting. What a shame that you crashed your ASH 25, however it looks as though you should have it back in the air before long. I am getting there slowly with mine and it should have its maiden flight early next year depending upon weather conditions. I have found a full-size British registered ASH 25 Mi so I am changing the 'livery' to match. I am just waiting for some photographs of the underside of the wing so that I can get the registration sizing and placement correct.
Hi Eric,
I bought the glider after the crash from a Guy who was flying GPS triangle race.
He forgot to lock the back canopy and it opend while he was flying- he crashed into a building and sold it to me.
My modification to Mi fuselage was not only the engine doors- i changed the complete back like the scale ASH 25 Mi drawing of the fuselage and build a mold of it.
Some Pictures from the beginning and the fuselage modification
I had a similar 'senior moment' with my 1/3rd scale MDM-1 Fox and lost the front canopy at altitude, although I did manage to land without incident, albeit a bit short of the runway.
Wow, that certainly is a task you have taken on there, Christian. Very well done for getting it all back together. I look forward to seeing photos of the finished model.
For its first flight will you be using the 'up and go', aero-towing or launching off a slope?
This is not for wanging around St Aggys upside down. Though I'm sure you or I would give it a go!!