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SH-50 The Planes pages are organized by specific r/c sailplane. Click on the links below to check out stories about this great slope plane. SH-50 Fuselage Construction Posted by Greg Smith on Feb 2, 2003, 22:05 This will be a 2-part fuse. The front half will be Kevlar and Epoxy, laid up over a male mold, which extends just past the wing. The tail boom will be made with Kevlar and Epoxy using a cone of Mylar as a former. The 2 will be mated after they are released from their respective molds. SH-50 Wing Construction Posted by Greg Smith on Feb 2, 2003, 22:02 The first wings will have a 50 inch span. They will be made from fiberglass, Kevlar, epoxy and foam. We will be using a vacuum bagging system to hold it together while the epoxy cures. SH-50 Project Posted by Greg Smith on Feb 2, 2003, 21:56 The idea behind this plane is to home-brew a compact versatile sloper that is light enough to fly a 30-foot hill and strong enough to ballast up for heavier winds on bigger hills. SH-50 2001 update Posted by Greg Smith on Dec 2, 2001, 21:48 The SH-50 has been my go to plane for most of the year. In 2001 I had several hundred flights on it and it keeps coming back for more. SH-50 Compact Sloper Posted by Greg Smith on Feb 2, 2001, 21:43 The SH-50 is a 50" sloper designed to be light, fast and strong. Our slopes are mostly small and under 150 feet high. It is really nice to have a plane that is super manuverable and doesn't need a whole lot of sky to have fun. ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- The Planes pages incorporate a Content Management System that allows authors to post stories directly from their browser. If you would like to know more about how you can post to the Planes pages anywhere you have access to a computer and an Internet connection, please contact me at greg@slopeflyer.com and I will fill you in.

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