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Hi all
I would like to show you flying pictures of this old lady:
PT-19
1:3.8
wingspan 2.9 m, 14,8 kg
modified W.Hostetler design
own plans for: vertical and horizontal stab, elevators, ailerons, landing flaps, rudder, wing tips.
Radio/rc: Graupner/JR, high quality digital servos Graupner JR, Futaba and Hitec
Double rx-batteries and double recievers for safety
on board telemetry for rx-voltage, engine temperature and rpm
Thanks very much to Mister Rainer Manz, Belgium, for these pictures!
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Very nice Martin,
I've also wanted one of theses for a while now.
So it's the student flying his first solo then?
Doesn't the pilot usually sits in the rear cockpit  .
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Thank you Kuhn.
Flying solo from front seat only . When flying solo, thats the way in a PT-19 since 1940, you can read it in the technical notes, the manual and on the signs you are obliged to put into the cockpit.
At least you can have a look on the www. Search for videos of flying PT-19, the pilots will always sit in the front cockpit.
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Great job Martin.What engine and covering/paint did you use?
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