luketheduke
New member
I'm working on building an FPV blunt nose versa. I have the Power Pack C motor in the back and I plan on running it with a 2200 3s and a mobius in the nose. From my crude calculations, I still need 150-175 grams of nose weight with the motor pushed as far forward as I can get it. I've figured out a couple ways to balance it, but which would you recommend?
Option 1) Get a bigger heavier battery
Option 2) Add lead to the nose till it balances
Option 3) Add a metal rod to the leading edge of the wing.
Which of these would work best, or is there a better method I haven't considered yet? I'm trying to build this for short to medium range FPV, so I want it to actually fly decent, unlike the other FT planes I've built that have been pretty tailheavy.
On a completely different note, any suggestions, tips, or advice for a) flying a wing, specifically the versa, and b) flying a wing fpv? Whats the best way to launch this? What about landing?
Thanks,
luketheduke
Option 1) Get a bigger heavier battery
Option 2) Add lead to the nose till it balances
Option 3) Add a metal rod to the leading edge of the wing.
Which of these would work best, or is there a better method I haven't considered yet? I'm trying to build this for short to medium range FPV, so I want it to actually fly decent, unlike the other FT planes I've built that have been pretty tailheavy.
On a completely different note, any suggestions, tips, or advice for a) flying a wing, specifically the versa, and b) flying a wing fpv? Whats the best way to launch this? What about landing?
Thanks,
luketheduke