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FT Legacy (Founders Plane) - FT Legacy
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PoorManRC
Master member
Thank You so much for this!! I can't WAIT to build one. I promised myself that I was going to Buy the SB Kit. I'm poor as Dirt and Disabled, but as soon as I can afford it, I feel compelled to do SOMETHING to give back to you guys, who have MADE my long time Dream of RC Flight, a reality!!
Kokanee Flyer
Junior Member
Could someone please post which plans file is for what? Thank you!
SlingShot
Maneuvering With Purpose
There is a convention that is used. AIO = All In One, FS = Full Sheets (big paper), TA = Tiled "A" (8 1/2" x 11") and TB = Tiled "B" which I believe is a size of paper common in Europe. What size paper do you want to print?
Kokanee Flyer
Junior Member
Thank you for the translation, I think tile "A" is what I normally use. I appreciate the help.
IcedStorm777
Well-known member
Does this plane dual engine fly kind of like a horizon hobby timber?
It's not quite as aerobatic in the 3D sense, but it is a very capable aerobatic platform if you know the limitations. The twin CAN hover if you have some 3D experience, but it really isn't designed for it. If you're talking about the STOL potion then I would say it is very similar. The thing jumps off the ground.
AIO = All-In-One: Includes all 3 (Full-Size, Tiled A-Size, and Tiled B-Size) plan sizes in one file
FS = Full-Size: 34 x 22 non-tiled plans (fits ANSI D and ISO A1, requires a large format plotter)
*TA = Tiled A-Size: 7.5 x 10.5 tiled plans (fits US letter (ANSI A) and ISO A4, standard size home printer)
TB = Tiled B-Size: 10.5 x 15 tiled plans (fits US Ledger (ANSI B) and ISO A3, requires a larger format printer)
*If you still do not know what size you should print, use A-Size.
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jamiesmed34
New member
When will the drawing of the landing gear be added?
OliverW
Legendary member
You sadly can't buy plans from the store.
Battery800
Elite member
I’m trying a tri-motor design, how would I attach the two that are connected with a Y harness to the single at the front? Do I use another Y harness?
Grifflyer
WWII fanatic
Yep.
Battery800
Elite member
Thank you very much! I’m still sorta new to the electronics
Laca012
New member
I used 2 separate channel (ch3,ch5) for my twin motors and I adjusted rudder mix / aileron mix and each can activate/deactivate by toggle switches. You can not imagine after I did that, how much better control I got.
If I once want to make 3motors version I definatelly will use another separate channel (e.g. ch6 ) and the middle (nose) motor will controlled directly by throttle, but another two on the wings are will be at least throttle+rudder mixed or better if throttle+rudder+aileron mixed..
If I once want to make 3motors version I definatelly will use another separate channel (e.g. ch6 ) and the middle (nose) motor will controlled directly by throttle, but another two on the wings are will be at least throttle+rudder mixed or better if throttle+rudder+aileron mixed..
Awesome! After I crash my kitfox beyond repair, I want to build a Tri-motor legacy! Post pictures of your progress - I want to see how it turns out!
So would that be like the front motor 100% throttle, and then the two back mixed would read 100% thr - 75% thr or something like that? And then just set up mixes for differential?
