nnChipmunk - 800mm

BanditJacksRC

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Do you think the Chipmunk would fly well with a NTM 28-26 1200kv 258W?
The one pictured here...
NTM 28-26 1200kv.jpg

I really want to build this one
 

Christopher14

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Good video! That plane looks like a lot of fun.:D I'll have to build one when I'm done with my 150% FT Spitfire.
 

Christopher14

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You are welcome Nic!
Do you mean the Voodoo and others I plan to build in the future? Most likely, I just need to touch up on my SketchUp skills.
 
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Christopher14

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Your doing a non 55% build? I think it should be a 150% chipmuck;) just something different

Yes I am doing a non 55% build, (for once in my life).:p I am going to be making the 150% Spit swappable.:D That way I can have 60+ inch planes without breaking the bank on lots of big motors. I will probably be doing a 150% nnChipmunk to though.
 

BanditJacksRC

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Great video NerdNick. I'll be building one of your models soon. Although I have been leaning more for the nn-Mig3. This one looks great tho man, good job!
 

Christopher14

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I'm looking forward to it!

Thanks! I have some things I will need to change on the Voodoo. One of which is a larger v-stab, when I was flying it earlier I stalled it and it went into a stall spin! It was a interesting experience, because if you try to correct the spin it only gets worse. I don't want to release plans for a plane that does that.
 

jayz 84

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I just got the Suppo Park 425 equiv. delivered and hope to use that one. I'm just getting into the feel of the faster planes and think it will be a good start.

Youll love the mig3. Your setup will do you just fine. The mig3 nic designed to be fast. But it flys great at slow speeds too. The mig tracks so well threw the sky (and dont forget he even has the standard wing design for it to)
 

jayz 84

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Thanks! I have some things I will need to change on the Voodoo. One of which is a larger v-stab, when I was flying it earlier I stalled it and it went into a stall spin! It was a interesting experience, because if you try to correct the spin it only gets worse. I don't want to release plans for a plane that does that.

Hmm the larger vstab should make it more stable and less likly to stall like that. It sounds like you just stalled the whole wing With to much throw on your controls. You can only push a plane so hard in a turn before you stall the wing( easier on the controls or more power to push you threw it