Greetings to everyone from Croatia!
Two days ago I became the proud owner of my first real jet model, the new MB-339 from Hangar 9!
I slowly started unboxing yesterday, so I'm on the way
and weighed most of the individual parts of the model piece by piece.
I would like to share my weigh-in results with all of you.
Maybe one of you is interested, and maybe it will help one of you...
So, this is what my digital scale says.
I hope you will find these numbers interesting!
Nose part 544 g
Fuselage 1265 g
Canopy 500 g
Complete left wing without servo and landing gear 1046 g
Complete right wing without servo and landing gear 1065 g
Trust tube 236 g
Elevator left without servo131 g
Elevator right without servo 139 g
Rudder without servo 159 g
Brake and gear controller 55 g
Front, nose landing gear without servo 347 g
Main landing gear left and right, without servo 740 g
Main fuel tank 258 g
Fuel tank holder 76 g
Four rods for connecting the fuselage 69 g
Main fuselage rod 149 g
Elevator fuselage rod 23 g
Ventral fins 42 g
small material, push rods, washers, screws, ... approx. 220 g
So, total weight 7064 g !!!
of course, without turbine, UAT, receiver, servo, three batteries, festo tubes, ...
Since I use JETI, I plan to put inside JETI CB 220 + REX6 Assist+RSat2 receiver, 2 batteries JETI Power-Ion 2600 mAh with JETI magnetic switch.
Inside I will put a new model Kingtech K-86G4 turbine with a Kingtech LiFe 1700 mAh battery!!
Hangar 9 recommends the Spectrum A6320 and A5080 servos, but I am
decided to install 4x Robbe FS-525 BB MG HV and 4 x Robbe FS-335 BB MG HV instead!
When I start assembling this bird, I will also post some pictures.
Pero1969 :-)