Produktinformation
SVÅRIGHETSGRAD 5/5
The Jodel D.9 BéBé is a single-seat sports aircraft designed by French designers Edouard Joly and Jean Delemontez. They started development as early as 1947 and flew the first prototype with the registration F-WEPF in January 1948, powered by a two-cylinder boxer engine with an output of 18 kW. From 1952, the aircraft was also copied in Germany by amateur aircraft builders, but was only approved in 1958. Several thousand copies were produced worldwide in amateur construction and are still being flown today. The model was constructed on a scale of 1:3. The aim was to realize this popular aircraft type in a simple and robust design as an everyday, sports and towing model, in an imposing size and yet easily transportable. The central part of the wing is made of one piece (approx. 1.5 m), the ears are plugged in. The long and cushioned landing gear legs are easily removable to not get in the way during transport. The tailplane is also screwed on and even the rudder can be removed in just a few simple steps. The large model in wooden construction impresses with its problem-free and yet agile flight characteristics as well as a great realistic flight image. It allows an easy entry into the scene of prototypical large models. The model can be motorized with motors from approx. 20 ccm or electric drives from 8s LiPo or LIon. There are no limits to the individual expansion of the model beyond the scope of the kit, appropriate models can be found easily with an internet search. The kit contains all the laser-cut wooden parts required for construction,
| Span [mm] | 2,400 |
| length [mm] | 1,830 |
| Weight [g] | 7,500 |
| Wing area [dm²] | 99.5 |
| Wing loading [g/dm²] | 75.3 |
| surface profile | NACA 2412 mod. |
| RC functions | Elevator, Aileron, Rudder, Motor Control |
