[Spitball]

I've resurrected my half-built Q-Tee and plan to turn it into an Electro-Q-Tee! But I can't find the plans for it at all - gone during many moves.
Has anyone got a plan that they are willing to part with or sell? Getting it from RCMPlans is such a hassle.
Thanks chaps.

[NEW222]

Check your e-mail my friend.

[Spitball]

Hey, thanks a stack NEW222, I checked those out and will be able to put together a perfectly usable print to help me finish the Electro-Q-Tee, as I have decided to call it. And so 35 years after starting it, it will take to the air under it's own power! (Ask why!)
Anyone else out there electrified a Q-Tee; please let us hear from you.
Hey TLyttle, I know you flew the socks off one with a Cox back in 2005, not so? CvL

[cassat]

Used to fly them here with Speed 400 brushed motors and 600mAH nicad paks.
This year was making one original with Cox 0.049 Golden Bee

[Spitball]

Yup, cassat, mine is still all ready at the firewall for a Golden Bee which I have hung onto all these years! But an Electro-Q-Tee would be the way to go these days I feel.
How did they ever shoe-horn all that old radio stuff in and what the heck did it weigh!! I still have one of the original E-K Little Red Brick Rx/servo sets and it would have barely fitted. Yet my brother had great fun with his.
Apparently they flew fine with a Speed 400 or a bit more zoom with a 480 - I plan to use a 2208 size B/L motor with a kV of around 2000 and a pair of A123 1100mah cells that just fit in the space! A pair of Hitec HS-81 servos and a BERG 4L Rx, and C-C Thunderbird-9 ESC.
I've added wing-tips for appearance really, and re-inforced the cabanes for cart-wheel arrivals! Mine once flew the Atlantic! (as hand-baggage, perhaps I should add!)