mrjdstewart
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Yes it can be flown on an A pack, in fact that's what I'm running in my latest shrubby build!
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how are you attaching the wing?
yours is the only one w/o rubber bands.
me
Yes it can be flown on an A pack, in fact that's what I'm running in my latest shrubby build!
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This one used hot glue to hold on the wing.how are you attaching the wing?
yours is the only one w/o rubber bands.
me
Can this be flown off the power pack A (1806)...? Maybe with the 3s 850mAh...??
If not..... what scale would you recommend for my above mentioned system. I’m just getting pretty good with the Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer with this setup,. And I’ve always been fascinated with STOL!
Awesome work!!me likey.
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made a few very small changes but for most part it is as drawn. still scratching my head on what motor/esc/prop combo i want to use but am narrowing it down.
great build so far.
me
Awesome work!!
Go for the power. You need the weight up front anyway. Kill 2 birds with one motor, stone, whatever.you said you are flying this on a 1806? i'm being pulled in both directions. light and simple or power and complex? would love to be able to hand this on its prop.
me
Go for power!! Makes balancing easier too!!you said you are flying this on a 1806? i'm being pulled in both directions. light and simple or power and complex? would love to be able to hand this on its prop.
me
You would be fineok, so i have some options.
1- cheap 2204-2300
2- Turnigy 2730-1500
3- emax 2205-2300
4- Emax GT2210/11
5- or bigger 2212, b-pack equiv (too many to list)
i would like to put that GT2210 on there but am afraid 55g may be too much.
thoughts? i have a box of motors that span the spectrum. what would you put in there?
me
I'd say go with the 2205. My 2204 gave it ballistic powerok, so i have some options.
1- cheap 2204-2300
2- Turnigy 2730-1500
3- emax 2205-2300
4- Emax GT2210/11
5- or bigger 2212, b-pack equiv (too many to list)
i would like to put that GT2210 on there but am afraid 55g may be too much.
thoughts? i have a box of motors that span the spectrum. what would you put in there?
me
Option 3 is what I use in my birdok, so i have some options.
1- cheap 2204-2300
2- Turnigy 2730-1500
3- emax 2205-2300
4- Emax GT2210/11
5- or bigger 2212, b-pack equiv (too many to list)
i would like to put that GT2210 on there but am afraid 55g may be too much.
thoughts? i have a box of motors that span the spectrum. what would you put in there?
me
I've never heard of that before, and I don't know why it hasn't been done, that sounds like a killer idea! Stop on a literal dimeok, so i went with power (duh! ), and installed the 2210/11. balance so far looks really good. looks like that motor, 30A esc, 3S-1300, with a 8x4.5 and we are gonna be golden.
i was hoping to maiden tomorrow but ran short of 5g servos. thought i ordered some but never clicked the last button. plane is ready except for ailerons. once again, duh...
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i did get the flaps set up and as soon as i took this pic i started thinking. these flaps are a 10, how do you turn it up to eleven? ....
what if i had 3 diff flap settings. 1- take off, 2- landing, and 3- insane brake upon touch down?
so i'm thinking, take off and landing setting will be as norm, but the 3rd setting will only be activated once you are on the ground. in that setting your flaps are at 100%, both ailerons and elevator go full up, basically a huge brake planting you into the ground. you would still have full rudder control to keep straight.
thoughts?
i have to wrap my head around how to do it. i will set plane up as flaperon so i have individual control over each aileron servo. can i mix a setting into just flaps3 that will put both ailerons at full-up?
am i crazy? never seen this done but seems possible?
me
I've seen it in person on the mamba - it stops the plane in a dive and you pull up at the last second - it's crazy!Reminds me of how the Mamba has the upper wing’s ailerons go up while the bottom wing’s ailerons go down. It slows the airplane right down.
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It's called "crow" something (not sure if it's flaps or brakes...)I've never heard of that before, and I don't know why it hasn't been done, that sounds like a killer idea! Stop on a literal dime
Have you seen anybody try it opposite with the flaps at the wingtips and the inner section going up?Yes CROW glider pilots use it as a way to slow down. The inner section of the aileron/ flaps go down and the tip section of the ailerons go up. It works much better than flaps alone.