Double Down – scratch built conjoined flying wing

Here is my scratch-built plane, the Double Down. It was inspired by a photo I saw online of two flying wings, one 60% the size of the other, placed nose-to-tail. My eyes misread it as one plane. Later, I decided to make that plane.

Here’s my initial Photoshop sketch. You can see that it’s just two flying wings stuck together.

double-wing-sketch

Here’s the finished plane.

beauty3 beauty4Double Down is built from Readi-Board / Dollar Tree foamboard with the paper removed.

Current setup:

  • 24gram 1700kV HURC outrunner
  • 12 amp Hobbyking Plush ESC
  • 7″ prop
  • (4x) Hobbyking 15178 10 gram analog servos
  • 2200mAh 3-cell LiPo

You’ll find the build thread, here.

(What’s up with the tuna can?)

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