TF nobler
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TF nobler
always wanted one of those R/C nobler
flew the C/L version many moons ago
been flying R/C since 1965
am building it right now
should I connect the flaps with the ailerons and use flaperon option or keep them separated
and use elev to flap option instead
thanks
flew the C/L version many moons ago
been flying R/C since 1965
am building it right now
should I connect the flaps with the ailerons and use flaperon option or keep them separated
and use elev to flap option instead
thanks
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RE: TF nobler
Can't help you directly....I also like the Nobler, but have too many airplanes already.
For an old forum old discussion.....do a Google Search on "Top flite Nobler" and you should come up with a link.
For an old forum old discussion.....do a Google Search on "Top flite Nobler" and you should come up with a link.
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RE: TF nobler
I did a search this is why I am asking
the size and moments are quite similar to the Sig Kobra
that I am very familiar with,so should be a tremendous flyer
thanks
the size and moments are quite similar to the Sig Kobra
that I am very familiar with,so should be a tremendous flyer
thanks
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RE: TF nobler
For the c/l nobler they flew well with the flaps coupled to the elev. However I would reco you build it so you can first fly with out the couple then after flying add the coupler. This would make it easier on the first flights. Jim
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RE: TF nobler
I also fly a Balsa USA stingray and a twist with coupled elev to flaperon
but the nobler has separated flaps and the polk traker 3 will allow all kinds of mixes
will use MG 225 on flaps then all options will stay open
but the nobler has separated flaps and the polk traker 3 will allow all kinds of mixes
will use MG 225 on flaps then all options will stay open