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Scout Sprayer

227k jamesPLANESii  7.7 years ago

My own take on a crop duster. Always basic but amazing.
I've styled this one like a glider tow plane as you can see by the rear view mirror on the left wing.

Using:
Take off when the tail wheel lifts off the ground or you will find that the plane has a mind of its own. Landing is simple, land as usual.
Enjoy!
Thanks to @luciozanassi for those mirror finish parts!

General Characteristics

  • Successors 1 airplane(s)
  • Created On iOS
  • Wingspan 42.4ft (12.9m)
  • Length 28.3ft (8.6m)
  • Height 11.1ft (3.4m)
  • Empty Weight 3,133lbs (1,421kg)
  • Loaded Weight 5,241lbs (2,377kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.095
  • Wing Loading 16.5lbs/ft2 (80.7kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 317.0ft2 (29.5m2)
  • Drag Points 2952

Parts

  • Number of Parts 94
  • Control Surfaces 8
  • Performance Cost 382
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    Yeah it’s based on a Pawnee lol @GritAerospaceSolutionsLTD

    6.0 years ago
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    Looks like an Air Tractor

    6.0 years ago
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    19.3k TTHHSSSS

    Yup!! @jamesPLANESii

    7.7 years ago
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    Ok I'll try. @CRJ900Pilot

    7.7 years ago
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    I see you pulled up all the way down the runway and when you were going straight on that uncontrollable pitch up you put full roll controls on. 😃😱 @TTHHSSSS

    7.7 years ago
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    19.3k TTHHSSSS

    Nice! I was able to put it into a flat-spin lol..

    7.7 years ago
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    32.3k CRJ900Pilot

    make the sprayer@jamesPLANESii

    7.7 years ago
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    5,212 Sharkie

    Noice m9

    7.7 years ago
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    151 helikiwi

    @jamesPLANESii yes in auckland. Years ago I flew the Pawnee at fielding to build hours before I got my CPL.

    7.7 years ago
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    Definitely cheaper than normal planes. I haven't looked into it yet. @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    @Liquidfox (below)

    7.7 years ago
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    This is the glider that I go on. Still not me in the front; but that's my instructor in the back.

    7.7 years ago
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    I think those are the air brakes. @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    As in: it isn't me flying. Lol @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    @Liquidfox If you look at this video, you will see the Piper Pawnee that I copied of to make my Piper Pawnee and you will be able to see where I fly! P.S. You won't be able to see my house as it is over that foresty mountain range over there.
    This isn't me.

    7.7 years ago
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    New Zealand. Upper Hutt, in the top of the valley of which Wellington sits. @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    @Liquidfox I glide at Papawai Airfield. Even though it's just a grass strip, it has 2 gliding clubs there. Wairarapa Gliding Club and Wellington Gliding Club.

    7.7 years ago
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    Well, you have a huge long runway, with a winch at the opposite end of the runway as you are. When the winch starts, it sends you to about 45 knots. When you take off, you pitch up to about 40° up till the guy watching you on the walky talky next to the winch tells you to detach. On mine you usually end up at about 1,500 feet. Want more explaining? @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    @helikiwi Do you live in New Zealand?

    7.7 years ago
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    Here's my Pawnee! @helikiwi

    7.7 years ago
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    No. I don't. I go up in the club gliders. They are ASK-13s. Also, the club I am in goes up with a winch. Another club on the same airfield has the plane really. @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    151 helikiwi

    Great looking Pawnee

    7.7 years ago
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    Very nice cottage pie. @ACMECo1940 @CODENAMEBOB

    7.7 years ago
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    Rear view mirror; for glider tows. The tow plane at my gliding club has one. @Liquidfox

    7.7 years ago
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    8,333 arcues

    HEWOPONWEKI

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