

Go 1 Wolf V2

1,2 m
Span

600 g
RTF

35 g/dm²
Wing load
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Free download
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SPECIFICATIONS
LW-PLA Hydrid
PRINTED WEIGHT 330g 400g
TAKE OFF WEIGHT 600g 750g
STALL SPEED 24km/h 32km/h
MIN WING LOADING 35g/dm² 44g/dm²
WING SPAN 1200mm
WING SURFACE 17dm²
WING ASPECT RATIO 10
LENGTH 760mm
Introducing the Göppingen Gö 1 Wolf V2 – our modern, motorized reinterpretation of the classic German single-seat glider first produced in 1935. Designed specifically for RC and 3D printing enthusiasts, this updated version brings several important enhancements, including spiral vase compatibility,better interlocking part connections, and reinforced critical structural areas for improved durability. Whether you're new to 3D printed aircraft or a seasoned pilot, the Wolf V2 is a compact, forgiving, and highly approachable model that’s easy to print, assemble, and fly. It’s especially well-suited for LW-PLA (active foaming), which keeps the airframe lightweight and enables slower, more stable flight—making it a great choice for beginners or relaxed weekend flying. For the fuselage, you can choose between PLA+ for greater impact resistance or LW-PLA for a lighter and slower flight profile. Additionally, you can fine-tune print weight and strength by adjusting the flow rate. We recommend a default flow of 53%, which gives you the lightest airframe, but any setting between 53% and 65% is acceptable. Please note: While PLA can technically be used for the wing and tail surfaces, it is not recommended due high speed, and balance issues. These parts are best printed with LW-PLA. However, experienced pilots seeking higher performance may still experiment with PLA at their own discretion. One of the great benefits of the Wolf V2 is its modular electronics setup—the same electronic components can be reused across other Eclipson aircraft models, saving you time and money as you expand your fleet. And in case of a crash? Simply reprint the plane and get back in the air.
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SHOPPING LIST
ALL THE COMPONENTS THAT YOU HAVE TO BUY TO FLY THE AIRPLANE
3D PRINTER
MIN PRINTING VOLUME - 150x150X200 (X,Y,Z)
NOZZLE DIAMETER - 0,4 mm
Recommended

FILAMENT
QUANTITY - ≈250g (LW-PLA), ≈60g (PLA), ≈10g (TPU), ≈10g (ABS)
Recommended

ECLIPSON STANDARD POWER PACK
SERVOS NEEDED - x3
Recommended

BATTERY
VOLTAGE - 11,1V (3S) or 7,8 (2S)
CAPACITY - 500 mAh to 1500 mAh
DISCHARGE - >20C
Recommended
Hybrid version: BAT2
LW-PLA version: BAT1

RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM
MIN CHANNELS - 5CH
Recommended

OTHER PARTS
-PUSH RODS - D1,2mm (min length 450mm) 3units
-STEEL ROD - D2mm (Length 30mm) 1units
-CF TUBE - D6mm (Length 500mm) 3units
-STOP COLLARS D2,1mm 2units
-BOLT - M3X15mm (with nuts and washers) 4units
-SCREW - M2X8mm (aprox) 12units
-GLUE - cyanoacrylate
-PUSH RODS CONNECTORS 3units
-RUBBER BAND- L50mm (aprox.)
-VELCRO
-SERVO LEAD EXTENSION (min 200mm) 2 units
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