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Old 09-30-2019, 03:05 AM
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Very happy to see customers receiving their raptors!! Guys feel free to post the pics and questions on here.

As most saw at Kentucky jets mine got a little boo boo and needs some repairs. That is why I have not kept this thread going and I also moved along with allot of other things had me busy in life. I am waiting for a new fuselage then I will have the F22 back in the sky. So here is what happened to mine..... While exploring the huge flight envelope of the F22 Dirk was filming me and egged me on saying I bet you can reverse course by doing half a back flip and fly out of it.. Well needless to say I tried it lol. So I had the F22 flat and level at a lower speed then flipped her on her back and flew out of it with an inverted high alpha. It worked and was fun! while I was in the inverted high alpha though I had a flame out and was just able to conserve enough energy to right side her and land in the grass. The airplane didn't get much damage at all from the landing but she had and engine fire the did burn the plane up pretty good.

So looking at the bright side of things I will be getting a fuselage without the big panel lines and mine will be closer to the production F22s so I can help you all more with builds since it will be the same. I wont be getting the fuselage for a little while since we want the factory to get caught up before we get them side tracked on demo models. Hopefully she will be back in service for FLjets.
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Received my F-22 last week, and am sure I will have plenty of questions once the assembly starts in January, 2020.
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Old 09-30-2019, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by David Jackson
Received my F-22 last week, and am sure I will have plenty of questions once the assembly starts in January, 2020.
Photos David..... Please. Would love to see the new updates..

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Originally Posted by Digital Pilot
Photos David..... Please. Would love to see the new updates..

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Just curious are the leading edge slats required to be functional or can they be placed in a fixed position?
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Old 11-02-2019, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Dieselman1220
Just curious are the leading edge slats required to be functional or can they be placed in a fixed position?
they can be fixed because Barry did that.

But it flies so good with them working! The slow speed handling on this plane is crazy how well it flies. I would not hesitate to use them. Also only uses one servo per wing. You can tie them into the flaps
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they can be fixed because Barry did that.

But it flies so good with them working! The slow speed handling on this plane is crazy how well it flies. I would not hesitate to use them. Also only uses one servo per wing. You can tie them into the flaps
Good to know thanks. Did you try crow with this one, or no need with the slats?
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Old 11-02-2019, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Dieselman1220
Good to know thanks. Did you try crow with this one, or no need with the slats?

I was not able to do crow with the old receiver software in the AR receiver. I can now and will use a little crow on the 22.
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Chris what gains have you settled on for low and high rate? I am using one of the AR receivers in my F4 and love it but found I have to turn it wassyyy down.
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Ok guys. My new F22 is starting to arrive! very excited and the new panel lines and other changes are fantastic! I was going to just add to the end of this thread but at this point after seeing the new one this thread will get closed. I will start a new thread since the production aircraft is so much different. The first one I built was basically a one off build. I am completely blown away how nice this new one is. They have really produced a great aircraft that's worlds above the others.

Buck sorry I never replied to your question. Guess I didn't see it. For the rates I don't use rates. I do know the ailerons on the F22 where maxed out on throw.
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Hi Gunradd, Hi everybody,

- Do you have a good CG for me, as I need it as soon as I start the building in order to structure the equipments location inside the plane.

- Do you use only one electrovalve for the landing gear ? Or an other electrovalve and a sequencer are needed to operate separately the unlocking piston ?

Thank you for your help.
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Originally Posted by Looping31
Hi Gunradd, Hi everybody,

- Do you have a good CG for me, as I need it as soon as I start the building in order to structure the equipments location inside the plane.

- Do you use only one electrovalve for the landing gear ? Or an other electrovalve and a sequencer are needed to operate separately the unlocking piston ?

Thank you for your help.
Arnaud

255 to 285 mm back from leading edge. I started at 285 and never changed it.

to be honest I don’t remember about the gear. I’ll check tomorrow since I’ll be gutting the old f22
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Originally Posted by Looping31
Hi Gunradd, Hi everybody,

- Do you have a good CG for me, as I need it as soon as I start the building in order to structure the equipments location inside the plane.

- Do you use only one electrovalve for the landing gear ? Or an other electrovalve and a sequencer are needed to operate separately the unlocking piston ?

Thank you for your help.
Arnaud

ok got mine apart. All I did was use 2 inline airrestrictirs on the main gear cylinder up lines. That slows them down enough to let the gear unlock first. So no extra valve needed .
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Originally Posted by gunradd
ok got mine apart. All I did was use 2 inline airrestrictirs on the main gear cylinder up lines. That slows them down enough to let the gear unlock first. So no extra valve needed .
Similar thing on my F-14, im going to add a pulse on the up on this gear to do the same, just by shear volume the lock/unlock should actuate before the gear but just in case.
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Planning to use a single UP3 valve for gear/gear door sequencing. On a different topic, where can I find a rectangular shape after-burning light for the F-22?
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Planning to use a single UP3 valve for gear/gear door sequencing. On a different topic, where can I find a rectangular shape after-burning light for the F-22?
David a UP3 will work fine. Just make sure you install 2 restrictors one on each main gear up line. The unlock actuator will then engage before the gear starts to move. If you don't the gear will bind up on the upclock actuator.
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So I’ve been looking over the new production model and I am blown away how well it’s done and by all the changes.

here are some pics from the old one and new one.

now has 7 fiber hinges on each rudder.
longer spars carbon fiber tube:
lots of carbon in the wings now. Before was thick wood.
panel lines fixed
quick removal mechanism for rear stabs
metal on the exhaust area. My first one burnt bad in that area







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Gun

the weathering on that tail is wonderfully done! a bit too big for me but looking really good!
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Originally Posted by gunradd
ok got mine apart. All I did was use 2 inline airrestrictirs on the main gear cylinder up lines. That slows them down enough to let the gear unlock first. So no extra valve needed .
I've tried the same yesterday, worked fine, good news, thank you.
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Ok guys here is the link to the updated build. Closing this one now.

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