SIG Kougar Mark II electric powered.
The Kougar was designed as an advanced aileron trainer for fliers who have had some flying time on an intermediate trainer such as the Sig Komander or Sig Kavalier. While it is very manoeuvrable and can do difficult FAI pattern manoeuvres and even accomplish lomcevaks, the model has been carefully tailored to handle easily and not be touchy in the hands of novice fliers. A fully symmetrical wing section provides good inverted and outside stunting characteristics.
This alternate view model is powered by an electric motor which provides thrust fairly equivalent to an OS .46 with standard muffler, which gives faster performance and would be good for pattern competition. This electric motor allows for higher flying speed and steep angles of climb.
Various modifications for RF7.5 provides for realistic model flight performance.
Fly with the channel 5 rate switch in the “High” position. Standard flight controls. No flaps or retracts.
This is a very good flying airplane. Does nice flared landings. A pleasure to fly.
The Kougar was designed as an advanced aileron trainer for fliers who have had some flying time on an intermediate trainer such as the Sig Komander or Sig Kavalier. While it is very manoeuvrable and can do difficult FAI pattern manoeuvres and even accomplish lomcevaks, the model has been carefully tailored to handle easily and not be touchy in the hands of novice fliers. A fully symmetrical wing section provides good inverted and outside stunting characteristics.
This alternate view model is powered by an electric motor which provides thrust fairly equivalent to an OS .46 with standard muffler, which gives faster performance and would be good for pattern competition. This electric motor allows for higher flying speed and steep angles of climb.
Various modifications for RF7.5 provides for realistic model flight performance.
Fly with the channel 5 rate switch in the “High” position. Standard flight controls. No flaps or retracts.
This is a very good flying airplane. Does nice flared landings. A pleasure to fly.
