After making my Micro-1, I continued my experiment, with 60% more wing area than Micro-1 resulting in MICRO-2.
The AUW is 53.6 grams.
The gear:
1. 3.5 Grams brushless motor/ with mout etc = 5 grams
2. 0.8 Grams ESC
3. 3 grams 1 cell 240maH
4.Assan rcvr
5. Micro servos 2.2 grams each 2 nos.

Maidened it and it flies well, slow and steady, cannot take much wind and not expected.

pl see the build photos.

ashta

some more photos

some more photos

will post some videos when wind calms down.

ashta

Please do consider posting sources of the electrics.  That would be very useful information for others

And also materials used. Looks like depron sheet (3mm) though. Source of depron (other than at the flying field ;-))) would be good to know.

Quote from: anwar on May 31, 2010, 03:20:12 PM
Please do consider posting sources of the electrics.  That would be very useful information for others

all the sources are there in my micro1 thread.
material sanded 3mm to 2mm depron.
source of depron ?. old stock from fellow modellers.

wow!!! now ur inspiring more!!!!!!!!!

here is a video taken today.
since i took using my crude Hatcam, the plane is out of frame at few places. pl bear with me.
Slightly windy and some gusts. still it flew very gentle and steady. On an absolute calm day or indoors it will be wonderfull.
I am uing a 240mah, single cell lipo weighing only 6 grams. With this i am able to fly for more than 15 mins.
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=7568



ashta

Quote from: Ashta on May 31, 2010, 03:40:46 PM
all the sources are there in my micro1 thread.

http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/micro-plane-under-50-grams/msg20510/#msg20510

Quote from: anwar on June 03, 2010, 11:32:53 AM
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/micro-plane-under-50-grams/msg20510/#msg20510

Got the message. thanks Anwar.

I was just making it easier for people to locate the source of all the items in this thread itself 

Quote from: anwar on June 03, 2010, 01:58:46 PM
I was just making it easier for people to locate the source of all the items in this thread itself 

sure Anwar, i should have done it on my own. thanks anyway!

pl watch a video of flying this plane at almost walking speed. it was a bit windy, but ok.

thanks for watching

simply amazing!!!!!

hello sir nice plane and video
i have one doubt in the first pics you have cut 4 slots and removed
depron for reducing weight
and covered it with red sticker.if its not covered will it affect the flight
charateristics.

thanks
surely dinil

Quote from: dinil on August 18, 2010, 01:09:44 PM
hello sir nice plane and video
i have one doubt in the first pics you have cut 4 slots and removed
depron for reducing weight
and covered it with red sticker.if its not covered will it affect the flight
charateristics.

thanks ashjr

Ashta sir,

please share the build plan

Regards
Dileep

dear dileep balan,
there is no plan as such. just made it as per the pictures shown.

Can you please post the motor used, prop and dimensions of the tail. I have a very old
Y-bar wing that I plan to mount on a slow stick fuse. May be I can bring this oldie to life like you have done here.

Happiest modeller I suppose on this forum - create what you like and enjoy flying your creations :-))

thanks. motor is
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=9996
prop is 5x4.3
Tail is about 10 inches wide. Cut in that shape. The boom is approx 14 inches

Quote from: tg on August 18, 2010, 05:58:32 PM
Can you please post the motor used, prop and dimensions of the tail. I have a very old
Y-bar wing that I plan to mount on a slow stick fuse. May be I can bring this oldie to life like you have done here.

Happiest modeller I suppose on this forum - create what you like and enjoy flying your creations :-))

Hello,
After an year almost, I thought of modifying this model to take 2 cells,  marginally modifying the weight. But with this it became so nice a model. Take off and landing are smooth. Pl see a video taken in the nearby park. A bit windy day, gusty so plane is being  thrown around a bit. It will be so nice to fly this on an absolute calm day.
This palne is virtually indistructable. Just thro it, it will glide and land. While flying,  just cutting the throttle,  will make it  land on its own. With two batteries and 6 grams esc, the auw is approx 75 grams.
thanks for watching

Once again the parts used are:

I used 3.1 gram motor
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__9664__HobbyKing_AP03_4200kv_Brushless_Micro_Motor_3_1g_.html
ESC
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__4318__TURNIGY_Plush_6A_8bec_6g_Speed_Controller.html

Battery
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__7568__ZIPPY_240mAh_20C_single_cell_.html

Assan 2.4 Ghz receiver
Microservos
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__10950__Micro_Linear_Servo_2_1g_Left_.html

Ashta Ji,

Only the ESC link works, all other links to hobbyking goes to "Page no longer available" error. could you please update the links once more.

Regards,
Dileep

Yet another little gem from the Maestro! 

replaced.