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| Type | R, C |
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| Author(s) | Lee Elliot (3D), Dave Culp (JSBsim dynamics), and Curt Olson |
| FDM | JSBSim, YASim |
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A R/C plane, part of a UAV project at University of Minnesota. [1]
There have been three Rascal 110, the first powered by OS 1.60FX engine and the next two by a Zenoah G26 gas 2-stroke ignition engine. [2]
Rascal110-JSBSim: Rascal 110 (R/C) Rascal110-YASim: Rascal 110 (R/C)