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Bob the weather up here was nice today, about 75 degrees and light winds. I just came off of night shifts this morning so I was not up to going out. Tomorrow is forecast to rain so it looks like Thurs. or Fri. for the maiden flight. As BH said the control surfaces need to be beveled for more throw. The way it comes the throws are restricted. It should make a good sport flyer, something like flying a Stik but a little more aerobatic as it will do KE etc.
I'd have put some pictures up but the day we maidened it was overcast, I'll have some shots this weekend, is supposed to be sunny and warm Friday through Sunday
My thoughts exactly. I can never understand why people have to fly 3d with an airplane that's not designed to do 3D. I saw a Hellcat hovering inches off the deck the other day- ok cool, but why? It's a scale warbird not a 3D machine. I'm not gonna sit here and tell you how to fly your airplane but I just don't get why people want to do it with a plane that's not made to fly post stall. I'm sure you'd have a heck of a hard time to get the airplane to fly on the prop anyways, so why put all that effort into it for such little gain?
It is pretty tight in there but it can be done with the right tank combo. A couple guys have built them with smoke already. Here are a couple shots of mine from today.
Very nice. You've confirmed my decision for this plane.
What engine are you running?
If you happen to catch one of your friends that's running smoke in this plane with the canopy off, please snap a pic and upload. I'm really curious how I can get two 12 oz +/- tanks in the fuse.
Thanks.
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