Solved my journey to 3D print a JAS 39 gripen

Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
We maidened it today, and it took off!

I got some feedback from the guy flying it; he said it was tail-heavy and underpowered, but other than that, it flew well and somehow survived.


The CG shouldn't be an issue since the battery can easily be moved forward. In terms of power, I'm thinking of getting a 6S battery, since we had to connect two 3S batteries in series to get enough power to barely get it off the ground.
A single 6s will have the same power as two 3s in series...
 

Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
We maidened it today, and it took off!

I got some feedback from the guy flying it; he said it was tail-heavy and underpowered, but other than that, it flew well and somehow survived.


The CG shouldn't be an issue since the battery can easily be moved forward. In terms of power, I'm thinking of getting a 6S battery, since we had to connect two 3S batteries in series to get enough power to barely get it off the ground.
Looked like it flew great by the way!
 

Houndpup Rc

Master member
We maidened it today, and it took off!

I got some feedback from the guy flying it; he said it was tail-heavy and underpowered, but other than that, it flew well and somehow survived.


The CG shouldn't be an issue since the battery can easily be moved forward. In terms of power, I'm thinking of getting a 6S battery, since we had to connect two 3S batteries in series to get enough power to barely get it off the ground.
Wow, did you land it that way on purpose? (It looked really cool!)
 

telnar1236

Elite member
Congratulations! Looked like it flew well. Get the CG a bit forwards and you will be golden. In terms of power, it's always hard to tell from a video, but it looked like it was cruising along well and the takeoff run seemed reasonable