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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 2/23/2012 1:51 AM   
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 Go to Radical RC, below is a pic. 



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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 2/23/2012 4:09 AM   
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OK SS flyers. Has anyone tried to mount a ducted fan on a SS? I'm thinking that it would be a hoot, just to hear it scream? The only reasonable ducted fan I can find is a 40 amp unit so I'm thinking its a bit large. Gonna try to find a 20 or 25 amp unit and give it a try.


Keep in mind....it's a SLOW stick.....not a FAST stick. The original design with its big floppy foam wing with positive incidence has a severe problem flying in windy conditions and at high air speeds. The wing starts fluttering over its span from tip to tip and if you don't slow down it will be reduced to destruction and lay at your feet in so many chards of red & white foam and a stick & motor. You're asking a lot of the design to go with an EDF. Hope I'm not busting your bubble !!!
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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 2/23/2012 5:40 AM   
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Now thats what I'm talkin' about
So, it can be done, hadn't thought about two ducted fans? Once should be more than adequate. Gonna go for it. Thanks.


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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 2/23/2012 6:41 AM   
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 That company has good products and hop ups for the slo stik, I have the twin motor set up and the upgraded landing gear. 

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 2/25/2012 7:59 PM   
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Thought I tackle the SS this weekend. I completed my Flylite build, jut need a conector. I am on hold wit hteh Slowstick, tired, and at the point where the instructions were not clear.
I can manage and make some sense of the itructions.

I may want to get some hop up parts. and Understand If I put all stock together. and want to add the landing gear all the parts must come off, possably forh te rear I can just unscrew the boom connector and swap off?

The LG is weak the wheels caster Inward. unsure if I want to spend $15.00 for landing gear, but if I am adding a go pro in the future I should get the ones that will hold the weight? the one's like from Mellenium or posted above?

If all other parts are of a color, all I need to do is just get some color and paint.? rather spend.

I really enjoyed putting her together. where I stand is placing on the wing, rods electronics. I am taking a break for now. I will decide later to order or not. if not I will build her, mark wher my CG lays and when CCC cool calm and collective maidon this Beast.

WHy I did not get one in the first place. Is beyond me.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 3/16/2012 4:49 AM   
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Just about done with this contra motor/ retracts stick. been working on it very little at a time and it is taking forever.

Pretty much just have to mount the aileron servos and linkages and it will be done.

It is way nose heavy as it is in the pics,..so the battery will be mounted back to right in front of the receiver.

Ran the motors up and it should have plenty of power. going to be interesting and probably funny to see it flying with wheels up.

May have overdone it with the rudder.lol I'll see how it flys first before I shorten it some. It looks like a damn weathervane to me.









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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 3/21/2012 10:40 AM   
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guessing with the Batt aalways in front of the LG that is the CG.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 3/21/2012 3:11 PM   
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CG should be 4 1/8" behind the wing leading edge. Doesn't matter where anything is mounted, shift stuff around until it balances there.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 3/22/2012 10:20 AM   
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Thanks. I still have the Booklet telling me the CG. never do tehy say exactly where the Parts all align up. till it's found it then will get marked and glued.

Possably the 2200 I have toses more to the ront. till the prop saver arriwes. I will wait.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 3/25/2012 12:25 AM   
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Just maidened my counter rotating slow stick and WOW it flew VERY nice. Very little trim needed. It really suprised me how gentle it flys.



A slow plane with plenty of power and sounds like a ducted fan.

Flying mostly around a quarter to half throttle.



The retracts work great and looks cool flying with wheels up and the swept wing.



Just got to be careful on the landings since the wheels are close together, It will tip over if you dont hold it straight.



Motors got a little warm but not too bad.

Very satisfied with how it came out


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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 6/26/2012 3:40 AM   
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I like your style SVO.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 6/29/2012 12:04 AM   
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ORIGINAL: AirmanBob

I like your style SVO.



Why thank you. (-:



I have 2 more slow stick kits on the way. They will be for slow stick combat though. so nothing too fancy.

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 8/7/2012 3:39 AM   
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Here is a video from saturday..





That was great! That stick sounds like a monster. I can't imagine a hacker A30 on a stick. I run an A20-20L and it is super fast. Great work. Where did you get your LED's?

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 8/19/2012 2:18 AM   
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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 12/20/2012 9:06 PM   
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Hi Guys!

Just having fun with my new 808 Key Chain Camera looking AFT on top of my GWS SLOW Stick. It is powered by the BP Hobbies A2217/9 Brushless motor, a staple selection and setups to many of my Park Flyer size RC Airplane Models.

Recorded on location, Moon Port Modelers RC Club in Titusville, Florida and early in the morning, Thursday, December 20, 2012.

Enjoy!
https://vimeo.com/56048085

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RE: Slow stick Forum!! - 12/21/2012 1:39 AM   
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Camera looks like it has good potential. Way too much jello for comfortable viewing. You might try to mount it in some pieces of Dr Schoals Foot soles to help with that. Aiming the camera forward and down gives a better comfortable view than a rear view. Too much sky only. Good flying stick, good motor combination.


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