| Prices: SG670WS (full set - 6 pieces) ......................... $65.00 plus shipping SG670WS (full set - 6 pieces add carbon fiber) $100.00 plus shipping SG670UPR (upright only - 4 pieces) ................ $30.00 plus shipping SG670HWING (horizontal only - 2 pieces) ....... $35.00 plus shipping |
Uprights wings measures: 5" W (bottom) x 3" W (top) x 5” H
Horizontal wing measures: 12-3/4” L x 4-1/2” W
Horizontal wing measures: 12-3/4” L x 4-1/2” W
Part# SG670WS will fit the following hydros:
Please note: This is a sample listing. If you do not see your hull listed, please ask.
Cathedral wing set may require some small modifications to work on your hull.
Please note: This is a sample listing. If you do not see your hull listed, please ask.
Cathedral wing set may require some small modifications to work on your hull.
RCBoatcompany Part# Master Hull# Year U# Unlimited Hydroplane Name
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SG670WS 7704 1983-84 U-21 Miss Island Security System
7704 1983 U-21 Miss Yellow Pages
7931 1979-80 U-31 Miss Circus Circus
7931 1981 U-77 Spirit of the Air Force
7931 1981-83 U-2 Squire Shop
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SG670WS 7704 1983-84 U-21 Miss Island Security System
7704 1983 U-21 Miss Yellow Pages
7931 1979-80 U-31 Miss Circus Circus
7931 1981 U-77 Spirit of the Air Force
7931 1981-83 U-2 Squire Shop
Uprights or Verticals: a common term for twin tail fins, which usually comprise upright trusses covered
by sleeves or fairings and often support a horizontal stabilizer.
Horizontal Stabilizer: loosely called the "wing," the airfoil-shaped surface mounted horizontally above
the transom and usually adjustable for trimming.
Wing: an aerodynamic surface that can generate lift; while the term is informally applied to the
horizontal stabilizer, the most important wing on a modern hydroplane is the "ram wing."
by sleeves or fairings and often support a horizontal stabilizer.
Horizontal Stabilizer: loosely called the "wing," the airfoil-shaped surface mounted horizontally above
the transom and usually adjustable for trimming.
Wing: an aerodynamic surface that can generate lift; while the term is informally applied to the
horizontal stabilizer, the most important wing on a modern hydroplane is the "ram wing."