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I have the plane balanced at 8 1/2" from the back of the wing at the wing tip. I will get the photos next time I take the cowl off. I mounted my ingition battery on top of my baffling support about 1 1/2" infront of the firewall. I have my two Fromeco 2400 packs attached to the inside of the firewall. I used the two front servo openings for my rudder servo. Here is a photo of the inside setup. It was not too difficult to balance with the BME. I can move my rx batts up to the baffling supports if I needed to. With it at 8.5" now I think I should be o.k.
Didn't realize that this post was here. I absolutely love my 102" Yak, so much I purchase one of the last of the all white Gen1's. It's still in the box at this point, but maybe I will equip it this summer. Just finished my 85"Yak for new years and put the first flight on it new years day in the snow. Here is a picture of my 120 Yak, I didn't want to do any painting or have any straight lines. Hope you like it, it really shows up well in the air.
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I'm getting close to being done with my all white blow out airplane. I'm just waiting on a JR8711 for the rudder, and deciding on batteries and switches. Tom
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lpriis i enjoyed the vid and am glad you enjoyed flying the QQ yak, but i almost froze to death just watching it. how cold was it that day? looks like you must have realy wanted to fly to go out on a day like that. haha!
randy racer
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yes it was a frozen lake,but it wasnt cold just about 0 degrees.in the summer we fly on our summer field.(its also summer in norway..lol)but i didnt know that li-ions dont work in cold weather..all my batteries was empty after one flight..lol.
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i thought it was cold when i fly here at 35 degrees. the li-ions hate the cold but in warmer weather they are great. i can get 8 to 10 flights in the summer and 3 to 5 at around 40 degrees.
good luck and great flying
randy
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