GWS Corsair
12-05-2003, 03:09 PM
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GWS Corsair
I have built and flown the GWS E-Starter all by myself and I am pretty confident in my flying skills. Do you think I could handle the GWS Corsair as a next plane? While building it should I modify it in any way?
Tom Buckler
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12-07-2003, 08:54 PM
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RE: GWS Corsair
hi,nobody has an answer since they all went straight from slow sticks
to corsairs because they fly so good
only problem may run into is finding a place that has one in stock
ezone and gws site has lots of info and videos on corsairs and mods
good luck
mike
to corsairs because they fly so good
only problem may run into is finding a place that has one in stock
ezone and gws site has lots of info and videos on corsairs and mods
good luck
mike
12-08-2003, 12:32 PM
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RE: GWS Corsair
The Corsair is a very good flying plane. Set the COG so it is a little nose heavy and set the control throws very light and you should be fine. I originally built my Corsair with one servo for the ailerons and thought I had done a good job but the control rods still did not move freely. Now I have a seperate servo for each ( this mod is in the instructions) and it works great!. At first my Spitfire was my favorite but now the Corsair is by far my best flyer.
