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Cool! Are you going to power it or is this a scale version?
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It has this little 2200kv motor in the back.
I also have a floaterjet motor, that would provide almost scale performance on a four cell.
It is terribly simple. Just a 24" x 24" triangle for the wing, and then an 18" long fuse from that.
No plan, I just saw a picture and got OCD about it.
I also have a floaterjet motor, that would provide almost scale performance on a four cell.
It is terribly simple. Just a 24" x 24" triangle for the wing, and then an 18" long fuse from that.
No plan, I just saw a picture and got OCD about it.
Stay FAR away from chase planes!!!
yeah, the Valkyrie is a pretty awesome aircraft!!!
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Really? I only want a REALLY close look at that right wing!
I made a few departures from scale, but I will gradually move them back as I progress with flight testing.
I might even do some LOS camera Filming with my brother's easy star too.
I made a few departures from scale, but I will gradually move them back as I progress with flight testing.
I might even do some LOS camera Filming with my brother's easy star too.
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Okay,
I have a receiver issue right now, and had to use my little 3 channel hitec setup.
One stick, dinky throttle slider, and no dual rates!
I have to be Really precise.
Rolls are blazing, but I have to gently coax turns, because if the wing stalls, it torquerolls very quickly.
Parachutes are cool, and I can float it in at about 70 degrees nose up.
Unfortunately, I moved the fins inward to their scale locations, and it went out of control in the yaw axis.
After a crazy flight, I eventually pile drove it at my feet.
Mark two will have a floater jet motor on a 4 cell and a 5x5.
I have a receiver issue right now, and had to use my little 3 channel hitec setup.
One stick, dinky throttle slider, and no dual rates!
I have to be Really precise.
Rolls are blazing, but I have to gently coax turns, because if the wing stalls, it torquerolls very quickly.
Parachutes are cool, and I can float it in at about 70 degrees nose up.
Unfortunately, I moved the fins inward to their scale locations, and it went out of control in the yaw axis.
After a crazy flight, I eventually pile drove it at my feet.
Mark two will have a floater jet motor on a 4 cell and a 5x5.
