Citabria Aerobatic Pro
by David V McCallum II
(Skowhegan ME )
Work still going on...
Still going strong!
I have had a few headaches from the plans but have made it to this point. Will continue until this Citabria Pro is in the sky!
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Citabria Aerobatic Pro
by David V McCallum II
(Skowhegan ME )
Body with cowling and struts
Learn from me and contact the aircraft manufacturer before buying an engine for your plane... I have four now, one too small and one too large. Future projects will be determind by my engine stock pile, Ha Ha!!
But still on my first and going strong. Working on the tail section now. Struts were a nightmare but got through. Feel free to leave a comment, would like your feedback.
David
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Citabria Aerobatic Pro
by David McCallum
(Maine USA)
May have bitten off more than I can chew. Very big and lots of work. Have an ASP 61A engine and Futaba 6EX-PCM with servos. Will be using 4 servos... hope it will be enough, if not I'll get more.
Any information will be appeciated. E-mail mccallumii@hotmail.com
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Citabria Aerobatic Pro
by David V McCallum II
(Skowhegan ME )
.61 ASP nitro or 25cc Husqvarna... how would you go? I think big and fast. Still working hard but not to far to go!
Below, I still have the wing tips and struts to finish then cover, but getting closer every day....
Below, still going strong... I've changed the look from the original Pro but used the same color scheme...
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Balsa USA Citabria Pro
by David McCallum
(Skowhegan ME)
Left wing under construction...
Work in progress, building on solid core maple door, black, from China Lake Lumber (10 bucks) and 1 inch dow fome (6 bucks).
Using guilting pins instead of 'T' pins, can't get them up here.
Can't wait to see it in the air!
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