I seen one of these at an electric fly and it flew pretty nice, so I kinda drew one up.
Will cut it tonight and see if it will fly tomorrow and if it does I will post the files Attached files

 

Looks good! I bet it will fly nice~!

 

Well, it's mostly built, weather has kept me from really having a need to finish it.

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As it sits with no electronics it's under 4 ounces, should come in under 16 ounces with 2200 3S pack and Grayson super parkjet motor

 

Man that is nice looking, have you flown her yet?

 

I wish, either rain or 30mph winds here for the last week.

 

YAY!!!! Today was the day for maiden.
18 ounces of pure joy about to be launched.
Threw her up, so far so good.
couple easy laps, trimmed out perfectly
Full Throttle, 60, 70, 80. was that flutter?
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or man sorry to see that. cut another and fix that flutter!

 

Ok, this is the first plane I have ever had flutter with so I am not sure what needs corrected.
I do believe the control surface may be too big for this fast a plane, also I am not sure if the wing or aileron was the culprit.
I guess I will make the ailerons a bit smaller and add another CF strip to the wing and give her another shot.

Autopsy revealed that the servos are fine and tend to lean towards the fact that the Hobby City 9 gram cheapies would strip with flutter, so I am leaning towards the wing fluttering.

 

I am going with a 3/8th" thick wing with 2 carbon spars in it this time. forcast is for tons o wind for the next 3 days so i have some time to build it.