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Madman - Yes I was out of town, just back and yes I am still considering options. As far as weight goes, I was using 200 oz. without the power system as my entry to Motocalc. Not sure how close that is in reality. I had no intent to try to lighten.
Ready to fly, It weighs a hair over 15 lbs. So back out the engine and radio leaves you around 10 lbs. Add about a pound if covering with glenn's fabric.
My flying prop is made from 2 Master Air Screw Scimitar 20-8's milled at the hub and epoxied together. I added no nose weight. With the Brison 2.4 it balances as built