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Fishinmagician 12-04-2006 08:44 PM

Please help with rates on old Cermark F16 prop jet
 
I just picked up an older version of the Cermark F16 prop jet. This bird is ready to roll but I am unsure of the rates. I typically fly 3D and don't want to have a mishap. I went to Cermarks website but I did not see the manuals online. If anyone has any ideas, that would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Cyclic Hardover 12-04-2006 10:14 PM

RE: Please help with rates on old Cermark F16 prop jet
 
I several propjets but not the cermark but some here do and will answer shortly I'm sure---but have you ever flown a propjet?

rob r 12-05-2006 08:48 AM

RE: Please help with rates on old Cermark F16 prop jet
 
No I have never flown a prop jet before. Any tips are much appreciated. Thanks.

Cyclic Hardover 12-05-2006 09:14 AM

RE: Please help with rates on old Cermark F16 prop jet
 


ORIGINAL: rob r

No I have never flown a prop jet before. Any tips are much appreciated. Thanks.
Wells they don't float around like some (dual rate):D 3d plane. You need to keep power on it constantly right down to landing or it will drop from the sky like a brick. They are a blast to fly.

MadScientist 12-05-2006 04:43 PM

RE: Please help with rates on old Cermark F16 prop jet
 
Let's assume that you have your CG set correctly first. I have mine set about 8 1/2 inches back from the root edge of the wing where it connects to the fuse. From there, your rates should be somewhere around here: Ailerons- about 5/8 is plenty, you might want to set that as your high rate and make your low a bit less. Rudder- as much as you can. Elevator- the tip of the leading edge closest to the fuse should travel about 1 inch for low rates, an inch and a quarter for highs. I use the high for short field takeoffs, and fly with everything else for the most part.

Remember- these things don't exactly hover all that great :)


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