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JW Comanche 48 EPP Glider

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The Comanche was the first JW EPP Sailplane made. The original version was called the "Ruffneck." It was later designed to look more like the Piper Comanche. With a SD6061 airfoil, it flies very fast, with great energy retention and capability of inverted flight. The Comanche is a very aerobatic plane as well as a combat plane with a good recovery rate.

 

Specifications:

Wing Span: 48"
Length: 26"
Wing Area: 408 Sq. In.
Airfoil: SD6061
Weight: 22 oz.

Kit includes:

EPP foam wing panels with precut spar slots
Hot wire cut EPP foam fuse
Coroplast (corrugated plastic) stabilizer and fin
¼ in diameter carbon fiber spars with aluminum joiner tube
Balsa ailerons
Push rods
Hardware package
Instruction Manual with diagrams

Radio Gear:

4 channel radio
standard receiver
3 mini servos
500 mh battery

Other Items you will need to build the Comanche:

3M M77 spray contact cement
Xacto knife
Sanding Block
Double sided outdoor carpet tape
1 ½ " or 2" strapping tape
Goop or White Gorilla Glue
Colored packing tape or Ultracoat for covering