NOTE: RADIO CONTROL AIRPLANES ARE ON THE BOTTOM HALF OF THE PAGE.
Staudacher S-300D aircraft have been flying since 1993. To date only nine S-300 series aircraft have been produced. Although they share the same planforms and outward dimensions, each aircraft is custom tuned to the individual requirements of its pilot by its builder, John Staudacher.
Construction is kept light and strong by the use of composites throughout the aircraft. Each aircraft is capable of withstanding maneuvers at plus or minus twenty times the force of gravity.
With some 330 H.P. pulling less than 1,600 lbs. through the air, you would expect spirited acceleration, and the S-300D does not disappoint. Its climb rate is in excess of 4,000 feet per minute.
The S-300D seems to respond to stick movement as quickly as you can think of a maneuver. A well balanced control feel with sufficient movement so as not to over control, yet light enough to produce instant response, makes the aircraft a pilot favorite.
Inverted flight can be performed with just a slight forward pressure on the stick. There is no need for attitude compensation as speed changes throughout the aircraft's performance range. Cross winds have minimal effect on flight direction.
The aircraft pictured above is piloted by John Klatt. He performs incredible aerobatic maneuvers in his Air National Guard Staudacher S-300D at air shows around the United States from June through November.
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the picture above is the ARF rc Staudacher S-300D for sale by NitroPlanes.com. Enter Code: CJ5 and take 5% off entire order. No Minimum Purchase Required! Click
on the coupon code that is right for you. Coupons may not be combined. Wingspan is 53" and length is 46 1/2". It is made from balsa and plywood. For power you can use from .40 to .46 two stroke or .52 four stroke engines. Weight is about 5 3/4 lbs. These sell out quickly. If the rc Staudacher that you want is out of stock, check back often.
The first picture below is of the giant scale Staudacher S-300D rc built from a Aero Design kit. The kit was produced from Tom Miller Plans. It has a wingspan of 105" and a length of 98". The fuselage is made from fiberglass and wings are balsa over foam.
The next picture is of the rc Staudacher S-300D ARF for sale from Thunder Tiger. It has a wing span of 65" with a length of 55". Power can come from a .60 two stroke or a .90 to 1.20 four stroke engine. Ready to fly weight is around 9 lbs.
The picture on the bottom of this page is of a rc Staudacher S-300D built from Dan Marlowe Plans. It has a 75" wingspan and uses from 1.08 - 1.50 two cycle engines.
Radio Craft Industries has a giant scale Staudacher S-300D ARF. It has a wingspan of 100" and a length of 92". Construction is a fiberglass fuselage with balsa built-up wings. A Quadra 100 or similar engine is recommended
for power. All up weight is around 55 lbs.
Giantscaleplanes.com has a rc Staudacher ARF for sale with a 54" wingspan and a 45" length. You will need a .40 two stroke or .52 four stroke engine to power the 5 1/2 lb. rc model airplane.
Boruvka Models, Czechoslovakia, has a rc Staudacher foamy kit for sale. It has a 39" wingspan, is 33 1/2" long, and weighs about 23 oz.
Carl Goldberg Products has a rc Staudacher S-300 kit for sale. It has a 60" wingspan and a 48 1/2" length with a weight of around 7 1/2 lbs. From .45 to .61 two stroke or .46 to .90 four stroke engines are needed to power it.
The model seems to have been discontinued, but still may be found for sale at rc forums and eBay from time to time.
Huayu Hobby Limited, China has the rc Staudacher for sale as a ARF and RTF in different color schemes and with different power choices. Wingspan is 42 1/2" and length is 35".
There is a column about a giant scale rc Staudacher by Gerry Yarrish on the NitroPlanes site. It has
a 90" wingspan and is 78" long, with a weight of about 25 lbs. The engine used to power it is a 60 cc.
We can not find the aircraft for sale on the NitroPlanes site, nor have we found it elsewhere.
At RC Universe tom.laird was asking for information on a rc Staudacher plan.
At RC Universe bigedmustafa started a thread and posted pictures of his rc Staudacher.
At RC Universe jojoracer7 had a rc Staudacher ARF for sale.
At RC Universe rchuffman had a rc Staudacher kit for sale.
Rocketeer10 of RC Universe posted about a new rc Staudacher.
At RC Universe frcac was asking for information about building a rc Staudacher.
ALW Phantom of RC Universe was looking for rc Staudacher plans.
Capt. John at RC Universe had questions about the flight characteristics of a rc Staudacher.
At RC Groups jethead was seeking information about a rc Staudacher that he recently purchased.
At RC Groups wirbech started a thread about constructing a rc Staudacher foamy.
Yardbee of RC Groups had a rc Staudacher S300D for sale.
LenBFP of RC Groups started a thread about powering his rc Staudacher S-300D.
Mr. Wiz of RC Groups mentioned the rc Staudacher in a post.
At You Tube wiredinoc posted a video of a giant scale rc Staudacher.
At You Tube fgrann posted a video of his rc Staudacher.
Dkimble of RC Groups had a completed rc Staudacher for sale.
Mike Hall was selling rc Staudacher model airplanes.
At WattFlyer RC jobu was seeking a rc Staudacher kit.