I hate to say it, but I know first hand from my own experience, have seen it on other's planes, and have heard from others as well, that your analogy is incorrect unfortunately.
I assume you missed those huge counter balances, and what analogy's have I expressed? I simply said I don't think there will be a problem, I have done tons of research. I too have spoken to many people who build models as well as full scale aerobatic planes. And after exhausting all available resources I came up with MY experimental design, and it has yet to be proven.
When I get it, I will fly it, if I have flutter I will deal with it just like anyone other person who has attempted to build a new plane design. I promise you this, when my plane is ready for the market it will be perfect.
I am not sure where I made an incorrect statement, as the plane is still on the drawing board. You and I both do not know with 100% centrally if the plane will develop a flutter issue. However you any I both do know that Extreme Flight does have massive control surfaces,and you and I both know they don't have any problems with flutter. I would also venture to guess that they too started with a vision, and that vision was tested and revised to make it fly the way they want it to.
Anyways, this is the plane I will develop. Also just wanted to point this fact out. I personally have built and flown 4 experiential General Aviation planes that I built from the ground up. I built them, and flew the time off to be certified airworthy by the FAA (A Dragon fly, A Q2, A RV-4, and a Bushby Midget Mustang).
I know my previous aeronautical endeavors weren't RC planes. However, they did require tons of research and effort, not to mention some balls to fly them. Build a Midget Mustang, then hop in and take off, lets just say your situational awareness is at a very high level.
I promise this plane will be awesome when I am done, i also promise it will cost less then anything else on the market. A lot less! I want every single person that wants to get in to built up 3D plane have a chance to do so. I want them to be able to buy an honest plane that fly's right, and do so with a limited budget.
That has been her goal from the start, it hasn't changed. My design will have almost the same amount of materials as any other plane, but the cost will be much less as this is not my profession. I am not trying to make a profit from my time in R&D. This is my hobby, I love to do it. When I approached Fly-Model I did so for a reason. They make ton and tons of RC planes already. They offer them for much less than the big guys, MUCH LESS! All they need is a design that is up to the latest standards of 3D.
I have a few world class RC pilots working with me. Watch and see, this plane will be great or it just wont be. Alright, I think I can step down from the soap box. Please don't take offense to anything I have said. I just didn't see how I could be incorrect, when I have even had a chance to prove the design. Btw, I know you had a plane that had flutter issues, I also know that plane had huge control surfaces.
