Joexer
New member
Hi All, first post here.
Self assessing I would like to believe i am at the higher end of the novice spectrum and I can fly a Nano Talon without gyro quite well. I really enjoy slow flyers so I bought a Simple Storch, I am planning Flaperons and Fixed but removable Leading edge slats. I understand basic aerodynamics and what leading edge slats generally do in slowing down the wing but how does this lead to needing better throttle discipline? Should I want to add a 3 axis stabilizer to counteract some wind (somewhat windy area where I live), would flaperons work as usual? And as far as flaperons are concerned on the storch in particular, should I be worried about tip stall tendencies? Am I overthinking things? Currently I am set up to build a lightened version of the storch akin to User: Bayboo's storch that uses a 140w motor.
Self assessing I would like to believe i am at the higher end of the novice spectrum and I can fly a Nano Talon without gyro quite well. I really enjoy slow flyers so I bought a Simple Storch, I am planning Flaperons and Fixed but removable Leading edge slats. I understand basic aerodynamics and what leading edge slats generally do in slowing down the wing but how does this lead to needing better throttle discipline? Should I want to add a 3 axis stabilizer to counteract some wind (somewhat windy area where I live), would flaperons work as usual? And as far as flaperons are concerned on the storch in particular, should I be worried about tip stall tendencies? Am I overthinking things? Currently I am set up to build a lightened version of the storch akin to User: Bayboo's storch that uses a 140w motor.