What MFG. for this Pattern? W.S.@39"

[BOB275]

I was given this electric with a few missing parts. Can anyone ID this for me. Will appreciate it. Bob
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[cbinfl]

That's an Aeroworks " Stingray". I had one. A real nice plane. Make sure you cut an exit hole for cooling.

[BOB275]

Well thank you so much for that info.
What electric motor did you use?

[cbinfl]

Bob, I used a Hacker 30-28S with a 40 amp esc and a 10x6 prop. Any 480 size motor should work fine. Also a 2200 battery. I usually fly about 5 + minute flights. In fact that's what killed mine. Got talking while flying and went 8 + minutes and lost it ! A senior moment.

charlie

[dumpsterjay]

Bob275,

I've built two AeroWorks StingRays. The first one I lost due to a thermo overloaded ESC. Having figured out what the problem was, I then set about to cure the Problem.

On the second StingRay, I added twin Air Scoops to the top of the fuselage in the motor Area to promote better cooling of the motor, battery and ESC. I think that it even looks more like a StingRay with the twin Air Scoops.

Bob, The Stingray is one of the best, if not the best flying pattern planes of it's size.

I had a Hyperion G2220-10 Glider Motor on mine, A Scorpion Commander 45A ESC, Futaba S-3154 digital servo's, 3s 16c 2100mAh Lipo, and a APC 9x7.5e prop.

I was getting around four hundred Watts at 40A and let me tell you it was one sweet flying plane.

Now It's a Hanger Queen and I'm flying larger pattern planes now, But the AeroWorks StingRay is still one of the best pattern planes of it's size that I've ever flown.

J