Dune Freak 1.2m

Product Code: DUNE-FREAK

(1 review)

Price: $74.55

Description

Designed by Nick Chitty, reworked for laser cutting by Anglelwing Designs, the Dune Freak is a superb light wind slope soarer optimised for dunes and other tiny slope soaring sites. This beautiful balsa and carbon flying wing can also be flown from the flat using our Mini High Start.

Flying Weight 165 - 200g
Balsa and Carbon construction
Carbon capped main spars
Carbon Reinforced leading edge
Carbon tube spar in Fin and Rudder
Simple 2 channel Rudder Elevator controls
Very tight turning Radius

Please see Nick Chittys Dune Freak Journey on Youtube.

Dune Freak 1.2m Specifications
Wing span	1.200 m	47 in
Wing area	19.7 dm2	305 sq in
Length	50 cm	19.8 in
Flying weight from	165 g	5.8 oz
Wing loading	8.4 g/dm	2.7 oz/sq ft
Aspect ratio	7.3
Wing airfoil	Proprietary
Dihedral angle (EDA)	11.0º
Spinner Diameter	25 mm
Centre of Gravity	30-32 mm from wing leading edge
Controls	Rudder, elevator, optional throttle

The latest models now come with a spinner ring and front firewall to allow this model to be built as an electric glider. Recommended electric powertrain:

T-Motor F1507 2700 RPM/V
CN Models 25mm Spinner for M5 Shafts
CN 6x4 folding prop blades
HyperFlight 28A BLHELI-32 ESC	or
HyperFlight 30A BLHELI-32 ESC
Bonka LiPo 2S 300mAh	or other 300 - 350mAh 2S LiPo

Dune Freak Glider 1.2m Typical Weights
Total structure	122.0 g	4.3 oz
Glue, mounts etc	0.0 g	0.0 oz
Receiver	4.0 g	0.1 oz
Rudder servo	4.5 g	0.2 oz
Elevator servo	4.5 g	0.2 oz
Battery	30.0 g	1.1 oz
Flying weight	165 g	5.8 oz

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Reviews 1

02/09/2023 17:58

Review by: Michael Fritz

Dune Freak 1.2m

I received my Dune Freak kit very quickly from Neil. Kit was well packed for US shipping and arrived in short order, but there were some triangular parts missing and I had to wait on those before beginning assembly of this neat little slope sailplane. I had wanted to take it with me on a recent road trip through the upper Rocky Mountains as there were bound to be some locations that were perfect for flying...but I didn't get it finished in time. I will be flying it on a local slope that is located less that 2 miles from my home and I hope to post images and flight report then.