L Edge
Master member
A suggestion.
Put at least 3 sets of rubber bands to hold each wing down. Be sure to criss-cross at least a set for each wing. The other reason, these days is, the rubber doesn't have the power like it use too. Better to have too many on than lose it.
First bipe, had it flying and would hear a thump making a sharp turn. Paid no attention, tried a "E" loop that ended up tight and on the way down it accellerated , the top wing let go(not enough rubber bands, that's why the thump) due to high wing loading. It was tough to get back down, but doing high,hot,heavy approach, made it down.
Put at least 3 sets of rubber bands to hold each wing down. Be sure to criss-cross at least a set for each wing. The other reason, these days is, the rubber doesn't have the power like it use too. Better to have too many on than lose it.
First bipe, had it flying and would hear a thump making a sharp turn. Paid no attention, tried a "E" loop that ended up tight and on the way down it accellerated , the top wing let go(not enough rubber bands, that's why the thump) due to high wing loading. It was tough to get back down, but doing high,hot,heavy approach, made it down.