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i have built an rc model of it but i havent tested it yet.

You are missing several specifications.

Drag is dependent on not only the coefficient but the frontal surface area as well. My full sized aircraft has a zero-lift drag coefficient of 0.0319.

You also have to consider the weight of the aircraft. Even the most slippery aircraft will not fly if there no excess power available for it to climb.

The best thing to do is install the motors and see if it works.

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