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Old 09-23-2013, 06:57 PM
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thats the dle 20 16/8 prop,i think we were to lean they say the motor like to run very rich until it brakes in, it dead stick on a climb to see how far it would go straight up before she stalled it lean her out in the middle of the climb
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Originally Posted by rye
hi guys
well i finally maiden the citabria atfer i finish it i forgot about her ,training my sons to fly for almost two years now they fly better then me my older son did the maiden all tho she death stick at the end and is nose heavy ,when the motor stop she drop like a rock he was able to land her she must of lead out will see next trip out wgf7gdyOfss

Rye,
What servos did you use on your control surfaces?
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i use fubata 3010 with a 6 volt battery give you 90 oz ,i been looking into the tactic servo now being sold by tower hobby under hobbico it looks like and atfer rescearhing it some i think it is made by fubata they are a little more power in each servo line and are cheaper in price the servo arms are junk but the fubata arms fit if your like me you have a lot of fubata arm laying around ,i have a couple that i am going to try them on my second chipmunk on the ailerons and elevoter my frist one is flying now with 3004 and tactic standard have a litte more power we"ll see i still have to cover #2
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Originally Posted by rye
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i use fubata 3010 with a 6 volt battery give you 90 oz ,i been looking into the tactic servo now being sold by tower hobby under hobbico it looks like and atfer rescearhing it some i think it is made by fubata they are a little more power in each servo line and are cheaper in price the servo arms are junk but the fubata arms fit if your like me you have a lot of fubata arm laying around ,i have a couple that i am going to try them on my second chipmunk on the ailerons and elevoter my frist one is flying now with 3004 and tactic standard have a litte more power we"ll see i still have to cover #2

How's your Citabria doing?? Believe it or not, I still haven't flown mine. Actually, I haven't flown ANYTHING in awhile. I keep saying I'm going to get back out there but something always comes up. In the meantime, I keep building!! LOL!!! I have four planes waiting for a maiden flight!! I LOVE building! I'm working on an OLD Piper Tomahawk kit now. After that I plan on going giant scale with a Balsa USA 1/3 Sopwith Pup. Well at least when I do make it back to the field I will have plenty of planes to choose from.
Old 07-29-2015, 06:52 PM
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she doing good 12 flights got her dail in but still working on the smoke system to get a better flow or smoke trail and we did find it was very nose heavy we will be flying her soon ill post a video soon thanks rye

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