I’ve spent a couple of hours on the Cub this week. First thing was to improve it’s flight behaviour. It was VERY slow, and sort of mushed along. I realised the upper wing was at about a six degree angle (positive) to the lower wing, which I suspect also explains why it needed a lot of down trim on the elevator to fly level. So - took off the wire framework that holds the upper wing and shortened the front struts, and now the wings are at pretty much the same angle (as on the full size).
I also made the struts to go between the wings from some BBQ skewers and some wooden “craft stick” (at least that’s what it said on the packet - they look like the things doctors use to push your tongue down!). Anyway - they fit and look OK. I used PVA so they’ll need to dry overnight. Weather tomorrow may even allow another flight attempt to see if the wing changes are an improvement. Fingers crossed!
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