ggunners

Hello all!

I have just completed a model of the Aerobird Swift for [link=http://gunnerson.homestead.com/files/clearview/Aerobird-Swift.zip]ClearView[/link] and [link=http://gunnerson.homestead.com/files/aerobird-swift.zip]FMS[/link].

The [link=http://www.hobbyzone.com/rc_planes_hobbyzone_aerobird_swift.htm]Aerobird Swift[/link] is a nice pod and boom aileron trainer from the HobbyZone folks that have brought us all the Aerobird and Firebird variations.

Model Specs are:
Span: 48.0 in (1.22m)
Length: 34.0 in (0.86m)
Weight: 22oz (0.624kg)
Motor: Speed 480
Radio: 3 channel A/E/T proportional FM, 27 MHz, 6 available freqs.
Speed Control : Power FET proportional ESC/RX
Battery: 7 cell 8.4V 1000mAh Ni-MH pack



Please try the model with ClearView or FMS and let me know how it flies or whether any adjustments are needed.

ggunners

Jim_Purcha

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Where can we find it?

ggunners

Click the Clearview or FMS link in the first message.

ggunners

Jim_Purcha

My Feedback: (8)

Which version of FMS was this made for? I've loaded the plane, but it doesn't respond to any controls.

Jim

ggunners

FMS 2.8.5 is the most current version of FMS and also flys models built for FMS 2.7.

ggunners

Jim_Purcha

My Feedback: (8)

OK, I've got it to work on FMS 2.8.5. I'll have to try it with my transmitter installed. Looks good though.

Jim

reuben199

Hi, I used the FMS version, with my 5-ap TX that came with my aerobird swift and found it great, it helped my confidence heaps.