Aerofly RC7 Model Strength
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Aerofly RC7 Model Strength
I'm exploring snap roll control combinations which, although they work fine in real world flight, result in model disintegration in RC7. Is there a way to disable the "failure mode"? (Model I'm using is the Spark)
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OK - I suspected as much - are there specific settings in "joints" that make wing attachment stronger? I've experimented and can make them weak enough for a wing to fall off on the ground, but large numbers don't seem to change much beyond a moderate level.
Not a problem with reasonable snap inputs. As I posted, I would like to explore "rate of input" effects which use an instantaneous input via a TX point curve (which work fine to a point). The quick inputs apparently exceed the expected loads predicted by the program. A video probably won't help much - failure mode easily duplicated by a high speed "wall" entry.
Thanks for the response.
Not a problem with reasonable snap inputs. As I posted, I would like to explore "rate of input" effects which use an instantaneous input via a TX point curve (which work fine to a point). The quick inputs apparently exceed the expected loads predicted by the program. A video probably won't help much - failure mode easily duplicated by a high speed "wall" entry.
Thanks for the response.
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Hi Earl,
does the problem still exist?
If so, please try to add the line as shown below:
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Now the wings will never break.
Regards from Germany
Arthur
does the problem still exist?
If so, please try to add the line as shown below:
>
.
.
.
>
Now the wings will never break.
Regards from Germany
Arthur
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