Here is a point to the Double Whammy article and plans
It is a good solid beginners plane designed by Chuck Markos
Many a Science Olympiad hopefuls started with one of these back in the days
http://freeflight.org/jlf/beginners_corner/whammy_series/whammy.htm
Joe M
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Denny Dart Mk.V is nice, flies well, easy enough to build and you can use a
normal prop assembly. Start out with some 1/16th, wind'er up and try it. A
Double Whammy is also a simple plane and should do what you'd like.
Regards.
Mike Kirda
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<mailto:Indoor_Construction%40yahoogroups.com> , <plachance_at_...> wrote:
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> HI all,
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> I hope this does not start a war. I am planning to go to an indoor FF
session and have all the normal planes like a a Peck ROG, Denny Dart, Boxy
Bipe, and a couple ornithopters. I would like to build a SIMPLE plane that
gives me the best chance of success and possible 2 minute flight times. I
will probably scratch build, so plans are preferable and my only prop
assemblies are for AMA Cubs/ Delta Darts. I know this is a tricky question,
but would like something that is simple to build like the other planes
listed.
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> Thanks in advance for the help. All answers will be considered and I may
build a couple different planes.
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> Paul
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