Schübeler Vector II Jet from ShredAir

The Vector is out of production until further notice.

Ivonne and Daniel flew their Vector II in the US for the first time at the Equinox Electrics.

Daniel Schübeler has designed this EDF jet for training and high-speed flight. The Vector II has leading-edge flaps which give it excellent slow-flight characteristics and allow it to be landed easily. The plane delivers jaw-dropping performance: it was clocked at 100 meters per second (that's 225mph!) on just 20 cells in Germany in the summer of 2003.

Kit includes:
One-piece fuse/nacelle assembly w/ internal structures installed
Obeche-sheeted wing with ailerons cut, faced, and hinged
precise-fitting carbon canopy and nacelle cover
CNC-machined winglets and fences
complete hardware including all linkages
English manual

Specifications
Airfoil	9% thickness, 1.5% camber
Wing span	45.6 in
Length	43.4 in

vector ii in san diego, ca

Schübeler's Vector II electric ducted fan jet "screamed" convincingly with over 40,000 RPM and over 7 lbs of thrust at the 2004 MidWinter Electrics in San Diego.

Gear recommendations:
Servos	4 servos
Drive system	Lehner motor + Schübeler's DS-51 3-ph fan
ChPS	Small or Large ChPS

Please visit Schübeler's site where more information is available in English.

Last Update:
3/9/2008

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