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EXFC here we come!
Sunday, 06 September 2009

 Well last practice done, (hopefully) all equipment packed, tommorow morning im driving to Znojmo (CZ) to take part in Europe Extreme Flight Championship, from participant list you can tell level will be real hi. This year news is team competition, i will fly with last year EXFC champion Gernot Bruckmann, this will be quite fun experience since we are the only team that have pilots from different countries.

 As i wrote in last article, i will use Extreme Flight RC 110inch YAK 54, so far i made about 60 flights with this plane and im really happy with my setup and YAK flying characterystics. 

First hover affter brake in. 

 Big models is new experience for me, and im gratefull for some friends imput and advices, Mathew Poots gave me some advices how to improve cooling. First few test flights i made with canopy without any plate in front, and i notice engine become quite hot. Such setup mean allot of air was able to go in cowling, but there was not enought area to leave.

Here is Mathew advice;

I noticed one thing from your photographs on your site which I would recommend you do. Although the cowl opening on the Yak is huge, very little air will flow over the cylinder heads with the big hole in the front. The air will simply flow outside of the cowl and not cool the engine well. What we do and many others is to create some ducting which forces the air straight onto the cylinders. We have carried out tests with this and here is one interesting result, a DA100 on a QQ Yak54 with the cowl off (so the engine was in open air) after a flight, engine temperature at the cylinder head was 92 deg, we let the engine cowl and put the cowl on with ducting, then flew again, temperature was 56 deg at the cylinder head after the flight. I have attached a few pictures of ducting, we just use some light ply and light glass cloth to bond it to the cowl.  

  

I did exactly like Mathew suggest and result was amazing, engine themperature was much lower.

Next update i mount was PowerBox smoke pump, it help not only to make flight more atractive for spectators but also to set up right C.G.

Soft mounted pump from Powerbox, very reliable unit.

Smoke pump is connected to both headers, i ask for such modification for MTW.

 

 Build with German quality!!!

 Some random pictures of YAK during practice;

  

 

  

 Some evening/night flying in Alytus;

 

 

If i find internet, i will try to update my page with some news from EXFC, this should be amazing week!!!

Yak 54 from Extreme Flight RC
Sunday, 16 August 2009

 Finally my old dream to fly big planes become reality, couple days ago i tested 110inch Extreme Flight RC ak 54. I plan to use this plane in EXFC and ITOC competitions.

Yak 54 Setup;

Engine; Desert Aircraft 100L (lighter and more powerfull than old version).

Electronics; Powerbox Champion for RX and Digi switch for ignition.

Tunned pipe; Double RE-2 from MTW.

Propeller; Vess 27A

Battery; Double Flight Power EonX lite 2500mah 2s same battery is also ussed for ignition.

Receiver and module; Duplex TG and 8ch Duplex R8.

Servos; Hitec 7955 all around except thr. two on each aileron two on rudder, and one for each elevator side. 

Acessories; Kavan fuel tanks and main wheel, tower abd ball links from GR modelparts.

Wingspan; 2.75cm

Fuselage; 2.56cm

there is already ALLO of building reviews about this nice plane, so i since time pushing me i will not go to all small details of building. Besides here is not much building at all, its very similar to 50cc Yak. Here is very informative and interesting ak building thread by Mr Rober Vess. Here you can see comparison of different engines ;

http://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/fg100/42416-two-ef-110-yaks-da85-vs-da100-build-notes.html

  

 Simply and soft Powerbox champion installation on rubber rings. Huge fuselage allow to place equipment where you want. As you can see i use quite big 1 liter Kavan fuel tank, to be safe and have good flying time, after 10 minutes flight i still have 1/3 fuel left.

8 powerful servos have impressive torque (24kg on 6V). However i use 7V from PB champion, it give very good felling of model and also speed increase, i know some pilots using these servos connected directly to 2s lypos, but to have constant performance during all flights i prefer to use 7v from powerbox unit. In any case we need to have in mind that these servos use about 4 amps on max loading! So if you use cheaper option, regulators on your plane be sure they can handle amps these servos need. From my experience i see i can make five 10min secure flights, using double 2500mah packs. After 5 flights i use about 1600mah from each battery pack. 

 To control such huge rudder i decide to use two powerful servos from Hitec, for 3D/Freestyle flying rudder is really important and to make new impressive maneuvers you need allot of deflection. To protect rudder servos from pull pull cables tension and get more deflection i decide to use really nice product call Tower from GR modelaprts. This detail is much lighter than full servo tray.

 

 

  
Such towers and more cool acessories are available from GR modelparts company from Brasil.

 

Jersey modeler 2.5gal fueling system work perfect for me already second season.

Ready steady go;)

 Most of us heard that bigger planes fly better, well this is 100 percent true. Yak fly easier than my simulator and indoor planes. Plane is very stable and predictable in all rolling maneuvers, so far i made only 10 flights, and i see with some CG adjustments and small changes Yak will be 3D beast and perfect machine for freestyle competitions!

 

This project would not be possible without help and support of these companies;

www.extremeflightrc.com

www.desertaircraft.com

www.powerbox-systems.com

www.jerseymodeler.com

www.mtw-silencer.com

www.jetimodel.com

www.flightpower.co.uk

www.grmodelparts.com

www.versaillesmodeles.com

www.aerobertics.be

www.hobbycenter.by

BIG thanks goes to all these companies and nice persons behind them!

Videos and more pictures come soon!

ICM 2009 Ferte Alais show
Wednesday, 05 August 2009

 Sory guys for really late update, but its crazy time for me right now..;) Anyway few weeks ago together with Evaldas we visit one of biggest RC shows in Europe. This time it was quite different from shows i flew in past. ICM show was held in Ferta Alais airfield, with very nice gras runway, and interesting background. This field had few working WW2 planes, it was quite interesting to see them in flight.

  

Mr. Christophe Paysant le Roux

 Votec from versailess modeles import, that i flew in show.

 

  Powered by 6S 4400mah Flight Power EonX lypo and unique AXI 5320/18 motor.

VMI stand.

Bill Hempel planes was flown by Belgium demo team.

Sasha Fliegener C ARF Yak powered by DA-170, unfortunately because of to bussy schedule and strict french organizers possition Sasha was unable to fly in show...

 Bipe that was 2009 poster, really amazing plane.

Most impressive plane i saw durring the weekend, unfortunately because of propeler blade failure plane, was damaged on friday and was unable to fly in show....

 

One of the biggest models in Europe, powered with Valach 800cc radial engine.
 Waiting line.
Impressive storm hit us on the way to France.
Piece of history.
Bling bling engine for 3D heli.
More IMC 2009 videos;
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=imc+La+ferte-Alais+2009&search_type=&aq=f
IMC 2009 gallery;   http://www.musu.rcmodeliai.lt
Special thanks goes to Mr. Romain Ruck for invitation to show and great time in France, also big thank you goes to Martin and Stephanie for warm welcome on the way home!!!
WORLD AIR GAMES 2009 Victory!!! UPDATE videos added!
Sunday, 14 June 2009

Its was very long time since last update, reason for that was big lack of time because of preparation for World Air Games in torino Italy, but now i have wonderfull news to share! Picture say more than thousand words; 

World Air Games 2009, Artistic Aerobatic podium. From L to R Filippo Materazzi second, Donatas Pauzuolis champion, Masimo Selva third.

 Pleasure to see Lithuania flag in highest point.

Final 2min compulsory flight, hover with one hand.

World Air Games 2009, Aeromusicals podium. From L to R; second Martin Muller, Champion Fabien Turpaud, third Donatas Pauzuolis.

Award from FAI president Mr. Pierre Portmann. 

Lithuania aeromodeling team, From L to R Evaldas, Ričardas, Vitalijus and me.  

 Videos:

WAG intro

Paragliding acro landings

 

Opening ceremony.

Aeromodeling videos;

Artistic Aerobatics:

Donatas Pauzuolis final flight.

Filippo Materazzi Final F6A flight.

Aeromuscials and indoorshow:

Best Martin Muller flight.

VPP fun.

 

Fabien Turpaud final flight.

Filippo Materazzi AM flight.

Fabien Turpaud article about WAG 2009. (Bujakasha my friend LOL;)

Special thanks for all my friends and sponsors that made these achievements possible;

Father and coach Rimutis Paužuolis

AXI/ Jan Vaclavik 

Extreme Flight RC/ Chris Hinson

Castle Creations/ Lee Estingoy

Flight Power/ Ian Watson

Lithuania Aeromodeling fedration/ Andrius Bukauskas

Lithuania aeroclub/ Antanas Karpavicius

MORE pictures and hot videos comming in next few days....

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