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Dana LaBounty

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Hey all, Just joined the forum and am looking for some input from everyone smarter than I. What I am thinking of doing is building a lighter version of the Acroduster II fuselage and using the wings from the V-Star. I am not interested in a full blown acro machine but rather just a basic fun to fly machine that will do so on modest power. The thought being that 141sq. ft. of Clark Y airfoil would give good performance with 125-150hp if the gross could be kept to 1450lbs. Any thoughts welcome. Regards, Dana LaBounty
 
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