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About Ken Myers
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I can answer beginning, advanced and expert questions about electrically powered R/C model aircraft, and many questions about R/C model aircraft of all types, except helicopters. I`ve been building, flying and designing R/C model aircraft for 40 years.

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I have been building and flying radio controlled model aircraft since 1960. I'm the president of the Electric Flyers Only, Inc., located in southeasten Michigan. I'm a past president of the National Electric Aircraft Council. I'm vice-president of the Midwest R/C Society. I was president and main founder of the UFO (Union Lake Flying Organization). I've built and flown most types of model aircraft except helicopters.
 
   

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RC Model Airplanes/Cars/Boats - old nitro powered plane


Expert: Ken Myers - 8/27/2007

Question
hey how are you
anyways i just swapped some old train stuff for this plane and iwas wondering if you might know what kind it is and where to find the parts the radio says micro avionics inc the engine is an enya 19v model 4005 the servos s4 bcd

Answer
Hi Jarod,

If you have a transmitter with that RC gear, it is no longer legal to use it.  Actually, all of the radio gear has only historical value and is no in use today.  Here is a link: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3819/is_200401/ai_n9389067/pg_2

The Enya .19 might be okay, if the varnish is cleaned out of it.  The plane may or may not have dry rot and loose glue joints.  

You could check for a new radio at Tower Hobbies: http://www.towerhobbies.com - I personally use Hitec radio gear, but Futaba and JR are equally good.

As far as the plane goes, I have no idea, as the radio and engine didn't usually come together in the 1970's.

Sincerely,
Ken

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