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  • FOR SALE: 6 meter span ASW 22 by Hans Muller - all servos, ready to fly -- $2250

    FOR SALE: 6 meter span ASW 22 by Hans Muller. All servos included, ready to fly. Needs your batteries, receiver and perhaps a proper pilot figure.

    The full scale 22 is a classic 24 meter Schleicher sailplane circa 1981, while this 6 meter wingspan 1:4 model traces its roots back to one of the legendary craftsmen in the RC soaring hobby. It was originally imported into the U.S. back in the day by Robin Lehman and employed as a big fast sloper. It had been hidden away until recently when it again took to the skies, this time behind a tow plane.

    Beautiful strong wings from the workshop of the master, Hans Muller. Wood over foam with the original Orafoil covering still in darn good condition. Flying surfaces are all knuckle-hinged as is the absolute standard for Muller wings. Fiberglass Rosenthal fuselage with finish in white paint that has a few imperfections but still has a high gloss and looks great. Canopy is crystal clear with zero yellowing and locks positively. Seat pan is basic, sourced from a Let model and sized for 1/4 scale pilot (the Axel pilot in the photos is not included). Plane is currently balanced for no pilot figure.

    Wing servos (8) are all the fantastic Volz brand in proper mounting Volz frames/boxes with pushrod fairings. Wing control surfaces are four ailerons, two flaps and two airbrakes/spoilers. Responds well to camber in lift and tows rock-solid with just 3/8" down flaps. Plane is 12 channel in total. JR digital MG servos on the elevator and the tow release. Hitec digital on rudder -- rudder pushrod is sticky. Graupner digital MG on a smooth, positive up/down locking retract. Plane had been operating on two (2) 5-cell 4/5A size NiMH 2500 packs (not included).

    Four piece wing makes for easy transportation. Main wing rod is steel with carbon fiber joiners in the tip panels. Wings connect to fuselage with strong monoblocks while tips feature the Multiplex snap wing connectors. No need for tape or other means of connection. It is a tight, strong bird. Protective wing bags included -- red Mylar exterior, clear bubble interior -- for all four wing sections and the horizontal stabilizer.

    Flying surfaces are plug-n-play with the main wing panel electrical connectors mating with connectors in the fuselage sides and the tip panel connectors working similarly when mating with the main panels. All wiring leads inside the fuselage are labeled for the corresponding flying surface making receiver installation a breeze.


    This is a rare unobtainum sailplane with sexy lines that both tows and soars beautifully. It is now available for a new home. Yours?

    $2250 complete as described above. Shipping is possible in a heavily padded crate at buyer expense (shipping portion only, crate is free) insured for the full value. PayPal okay as a personal transaction, otherwise +3%.

    Thanks for looking!
    Team PowerBox Systems Americas... If flying were the language of men, soaring would be its poetry.

  • #2
    Plane will be available for inspection / delivery / haggling at Cumberland Soar For Fun in November
    Team PowerBox Systems Americas... If flying were the language of men, soaring would be its poetry.

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    • #3
      SOLD! Glad it is staying in the east with Matt. Thanks.

      I'm now 22less?! Two rare collectible birds, my 5M molded Orfa beauty went to Shane and now this 6M Muller. Wish I could keep them all!
      Team PowerBox Systems Americas... If flying were the language of men, soaring would be its poetry.

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      • #4
        thanks Steve...really looking forward to flying her a lot next season and be part of her history!

        see you in Cumberland

        Matt

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        • #5
          sweet clouds, sweet ride!

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