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| André Wedseltoft's Flying Aces Sportster coming in for a landing at the 2002 Kingston Funfly. The FAS is a 1920's sort-of-scale-like racing plane. |
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Power: Kontronics Fun 500-2 |
Cells: 12 x 2000 SCR |
Wing Area: 500 sq.in. |
Weight: 4.5 lbs |
Photo by: Michael Rogozinsky |
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| Gerry Key's huge Turbo Beaver flying slowly over the trees and over the field at the 2002 Kingston funfly. |
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Cells: 20 cells |
Photo by: Michael Rogozinsky |
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| An FFX P51D (modified from a P51B kit) "Park-Fighter" in a very low pass over the field at the Kingston 2002 funfly; flown by Adam Rogozinsky. |
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Power: Astro 020 geared |
Cells: 8 x 600AE mah |
Weight: Approx. 20 ounces |
Watts / lb: 80 to 90 |
Photo by: Denis Tomicki |
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| Martin Irvine's Neuport almost touches a tip at the 2002 Bramal-E-Fly. No damage. |
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Photo by: Ben Feist |
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| Some of Ken Manual's nifty speed 400 warbirds on display at the 2002 Bramal-E-Fly. |
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Power: Speed 400 |
Cells: 6-8 |
Photo by: Ben Feist |
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| A future pilot admires Rob Pike's CL-215 waterbomber at the 2002 Bramal-E-Fly. No touching allowed :) |
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Photo by: Ben Feist |
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