Maripi is easy to fly airplane designed for acrobatics training and simply having fun in the air.
The wings have couple important improvements over Kodo. Most significant change is new leading edge design. Thanks to that the airfoil shape is more exact. The airflow is laminar on bigger part of the wing and the plane behaves more true to the aerodynamic simulations.
The wing is also lighter due to the thinner mesh with bigger spacing.
The fuselage is also a new design to make sure it is printable on wide range of 3D printers and as light as possible.
Specification:
wingspan: 110.3 cm
length: 98.5 cm
ready to fly weight: 1005 g
wing area: 0.19 m2
motor size: ⌀ up to 35 mm
required RC: 5 channel
printer build volume: 15 x 15 x 10 cm
printing material: irrelevant
weight of printed parts: 524 g
parts count: 66
printing time: 82 h - 92 h
In this video, we are going to make a cardboard airplane (glider) properly, we are going to use techniques used in RC airplanes builds but using cardboard
This article describes my building plan and steps. I've got many requests to declare the PDF Plan after sharing my images. I have made 2 units of this design and the first one flew good. ...
