Profile 3D Super Extra V1

[Jo's squadron]

It is great plane learn 3D with. It has really helped me improve my rolling harriers and I even did a half riling circle with it! It is one of my favourite too!

 

[kingfieldbill]

sorry about the delay. meant to get back here earlier. dry 270g. auw 360. so not exactly light but it flies so well. getting 6-7 minutes which is longer than my fingers can hold out.

 

[Jo's squadron]

sorry about the delay. meant to get back here earlier. dry 270g. auw 360. so not exactly light but it flies so well. getting 6-7 minutes which is longer than my fingers can hold out.

7min is pretty good, I get about 4 min with a 1050mah 2s.

 

[FlyerInStyle]

I have a good amount of small 1806 1800kv motors looking for a home, they are designed to spin SF 7.5x4 props, do you think this would work with one of those? I am thinking taking the paper off the foam and putting tape on one side, maybe if weight allows.

 

[Jo's squadron]

I have a good amount of small 1806 1800kv motors looking for a home, they are designed to spin SF 7.5x4 props, do you think this would work with one of those? I am thinking taking the paper off the foam and putting tape on one side, maybe if weight allows.

Yup it would work great. Just keep the weight down as much as possible. What battery would you be using?

 

[FlyerInStyle]

Yup it would work great. Just keep the weight down as much as possible. What battery would you be using?

I I have some 2s 300s that I would use 2 of in parallel probably

 

[Jo's squadron]

I I have some 2s 300s that I would use 2 of in parallel probably

That would work great!

 

[Jo's squadron]

What servos?

 

[FlyerInStyle]

What servos?

I have 3g and 9g on hand, but nothing in between. What would you recommend? I was thinking 1 9g for the ailerons, 3g for the tail

 

[Jo's squadron]

I have 3g and 9g on hand, but nothing in between. What would you recommend? I was thinking 1 9g for the ailerons, 3g for the tail

definitely 9g.

 

[Jo's squadron]

Although you could shrink it to have a 25in wingspan and use your 3g servos and your 300mah batteries. I made a 25in crack yak and it flies super good.

 

[Jo's squadron]

The only thing is you would have to keep it under 170g RTF for it to fly well. How much dose your motor weight?

 

[FlyerInStyle]

Although you could shrink it to have a 25in wingspan and use your 3g servos and your 300mah batteries. I made a 25in crack yak and it flies super good.

I think it might be bet if I go this route, although the 170g seems tough. Ill take a look later, maybe tomorrow at what I can do. The motor is extremely light, but my scale is a bit broken. My guess would be similar to the emax 1806 if not a bit lighter, probably 15g or so

 

[Jo's squadron]

I think it might be bet if I go this route, although the 170g seems tough. Ill take a look later, maybe tomorrow at what I can do. The motor is extremely light, but my scale is a bit broken. My guess would be similar to the emax 1806 if not a bit lighter, probably 15g or so

I built my crack yak without paper and it came out at about 130g RTF.

 

[Jo's squadron]

I built my crack yak without paper and it came out at about 130g RTF.

And my motor weights 15g too.

 

[FlyerInStyle]

I built my crack yak without paper and it came out at about 130g RTF.

inesting. I may have a chance then. Ill try it then. Thanks for the advice!

 

[Jo's squadron]

inesting. I may have a chance then. Ill try it then. Thanks for the advice!

No problem!