Rafale A for TurbineNo longer available, this page for information only Read about renewed availability here
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(Ducted Fan version also available) |
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Only one example of the full size Rafale A was built as a technology demonstrator. The later "B", "C" and "N" versions are quite different. By the way, "rafale" is French for "wind gust". It is pronounced "rah-fahl".
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The Rafale A model is an extremely versatile jet capable of even 3D style aerobatics. The delta planform and the moveable canards make it a very stable, yet fully aerobatic jet which will perform some exotic maneuvers like tailslides, flat spins and cobras. Simple construction and proven performance make this model a fine choice: all in all a model that will give countless hours of flying fun.
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Slow flight characteristics are excellent and the model can easily be flown from short grass fields. This model is rather small and therefore, we recommend the 50 N (12 lbs) to 80N (17 lbs) thrust class Turbines for the highest fun level. Anything bigger will only increase the required fuel load and consequently the total weight. This jet does not use a bypass system for simplicity and weight reasons. |
Simple Turbine installation without bypass |
The bearing tubes for the canards are already installed in the fuselage. The canards are ready made epoxy glass components with the pivot axles already installed. |
Rafale price list |
Specifications |
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Scale: | 1/9 | |
Length: | 1780 mm (70 inches) | |
Wingspan: | 1260 mm (50 inches) | |
Weight: | 7,0 kg (16 lbs) | |
Suitable Thrust Class: | 50 to 80 N (12 to 17 lbs) | |
Kit contents |
(general kit info on Jet Kits page) |
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Options |
Landing gear |
Rafale A with ROBART retracts (RB520) and equipped with gear doors PA205, nose oleo strut PA206 and ROBART main wire strut covers (RB103) |
Philip Avonds Scale Jets |
Doornhofstraat 6 |
B-8670 Koksijde |
Belgium |
Phone: +32-58-514451 |
e-mail: info@avonds.com |