RC X-29 64mm EDF
Published: October 12, 2026
Díreach tar éis na híocaíochta, gheobhaidh tú do nasc íoslódála i ndearbhú an ordaithe, ar leathanach stádais an ordaithe agus trí ríomhphost.
An bhfuil ceist, tuairim nó gearán agat faoin táirge? Déan teagmháil go díreach leis an gcruthaitheoir tríd an gcnaipe “Contact creator” ag barr an leathanaigh seo.
The X-29 was a NASA research aircraft that fascinated me from the first time I saw it. I decided to draw and build one in the 90 mm EDF size. The 64 mm version was originally intended to determine the correct center of gravity (CG) for this particular wing design. It flew so well that I decided to create a version for sale.
The entire aircraft is printed from ColorFabb LW-PLA and PETG, using a flow rate of 65%, a single-wall gyroid infill of 3%, except for the canards and the PETG elevons, which are printed with 5% infill.
The hinges are made by pushing a 1.75 mm filament rod through the designed hinge channels.
The X-29 is powered by a 64 mm 6S EDF, paired with an 80 A ESC, a 1750 mAh LiPo battery, and three 9 g servos for the elevons and canards.
The neutral position of the canards is indicated by a small hole located in front of each canard.
Minimum Printer Size
250 × 250 × 250 mm
General Specifications
Wingspan: 700 mm
Length: 1200 mm
Flying Weight: Approx. 0.8 kg
Center of Gravity (CG): 170–175 mm aft of the bottom inlet lip
Materials Needed
1 × 5 mm CFK tube, cut into:
1 × 265 mm canard hinge tube
2 × 330 mm wing spar tubes
1 × spool of ColorFabb LW-PLA
1 × spool of PETG
Flying Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYNTooJq-FJ/
Website: https://experimental-rc.com/x29-64mm/
