Falcon

[DBerke]

Does anyone have any flight information about the Falcon? Is it a stable craft?

[Falcon]

Dennis,

I am in the process of rebuilding a Falcon project that I picked up from a relative. It was his fathers who past away from a heart attack. I have not yet flown it, however I did talk to a gentleman in Texas who flew one for a while and said his flew just fine. I only have 9 hours of dual in the Sparrowhawk, but hope to solo and be flying mine in the summer. I had a hard time locating anyone who knew much about the Falcon, but those who did said it was a fine machine. Good luck with your search.

Gary

[ScoutPilot]

I really like flying the Falcon, its really stable, flys very easy and is very predictable. My first Falcon had a Rotax 447 fan with 60" two blade american ground adjustable prop and Rotor Hawk 23' rotors. I liked how easy the 23' Rotor Hawk blades kited up. I flew with no pre-rotator and had no problems. I am building my second Falcon that will be powered by Rotax 503 as the extra power to swing a three blade will be nice. Contact Neal at Rotor Hawk Ft. Wayne, Indiana. You won't find a nicer and more ethical person to do business with!!!

[animal]

I really like flying the Falcon, its really stable, flys very easy and is very predictable. My first Falcon had a Rotax 447 fan with 60" two blade american ground adjustable prop and Rotor Hawk 23' rotors. I liked how easy the 23' Rotor Hawk blades kited up. I flew with no pre-rotator and had no problems. I am building my second Falcon that will be powered by Rotax 503 as the extra power to swing a three blade will be nice. Contact Neal at Rotor Hawk Ft. Wayne, Indiana. You won't find a nicer and more ethical person to do business with!!!

what do you think about the RH-2 falcon like shown on the vortech website?
any info on how it flys? it looks like a nice machine. but the one for sale on the vortech site looks underpowered for 2 people, but i could be wrong.

Tim H.