Whiplash!

Jon Lowe, the son of well-known columnist Don Lowe, wrote to request that I post this article on the Whiplash, which was originally published in the November 1974 edition of American Aircraft Modeler. His father wrote a monthly column for AAM at the time, including in that very edition. The Whiplash is a 20-size aerobatic plane designed for fast building and for pattern practice when you don't want to drag out your full-size ship.

If weather conditions in different parts of the country have an effect on aircraft designs, then the Whiplash is a result of our northeastern (New Jersey) winter climate. I am primarily a pattern competition flier, and after the last contest in October, I hang the current hot ship on the workshop wall until spring. I just don't enjoy serious practicing in cold, wet, windy winter weather - I'd rather not risk a good pattern aircraft in casual fun flying.

New Motor O.S. .19

You have two options with or without gear on (channel 7)
if you prefer the version without gear please go Edit airplane and change launch mode

Modeled by Napalsun
Physics by Napalsun
Color Scheme by Napalsun

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http://www.airplanesandrockets.com/airplanes/whiplash-nov-1974-aam.htm


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