nnChipmunk v2

andrej

Member
CG according to the plans 57mm from the leading edge of the wing. If I'm not mistaken where the spar goes. Now I moved the battery back and the CG is about 75mm from the leading edge. Move the battery further back? Then CG will be approximately in the middle of the wing. Something wrong. My previous nnchipmunk flew with default CG
 

andrej

Member
Re-glued the wing from the bottom of the fuselage, in the middle. Now the plane does not dive down
 

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andrej

Member
because I made the plane badly, and when, according to the plans, the wing is from below, then the plane dives, and when the wing is from above, then it doesn’t.
 

AIRFORGE

Make It Fly!
Moderator
It looks like you could have too much down thrust, or an issue with the air foil. When you moved the wing up, it appears you also increased the incidence, which compensated for the diving.
 

nerdnic

nerdnic.com
Mentor
That's the most dramatic adaptation I've seen to any of my designs. But hey, if it works, it works. Good job making it work for you. (y)
 

andrej

Member
Yes, the plane flies in this form, but the rolls are very crooked. The previous nnchipmunk was more successful.
I think maybe try to cut a new wing out of the foam with a hot wire? Which airfoil is used in nnchipmunk?
 

andrej

Member
I can’t understand what’s the point of making a horizontal stabilizer elevator out of two halves, if you can trim the fuselage from below, and there will be room for a solid elevator to go down and up?
 

Mr Man

Elite member
I can’t understand what’s the point of making a horizontal stabilizer elevator out of two halves, if you can trim the fuselage from below, and there will be room for a solid elevator to go down and up?
So it looks reeeaaaally good.