European Championship In AUSTRIA
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European Championship In AUSTRIA
Hi,
In one month it will be the European Championship in Austria.
Organisator web site : http://www.f3a-ec.eu/
Benoit PLR won't be there for personnal reasons.
French team will be:
CPLR
L. BURBAUD
J. QUELLIER
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Seb
PS: French NATS are beginning in two days.
In one month it will be the European Championship in Austria.
Organisator web site : http://www.f3a-ec.eu/
Benoit PLR won't be there for personnal reasons.
French team will be:
CPLR
L. BURBAUD
J. QUELLIER
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Seb
PS: French NATS are beginning in two days.
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Nice plane
What is the idea behind the large and small aileron?
Butterfly braking?
Good luck to everybody at the EC... especially the Dutch team ;-)
What is the idea behind the large and small aileron?
Butterfly braking?
Good luck to everybody at the EC... especially the Dutch team ;-)
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When you first look at the Toxylen you don't think much of it, but when your really start to look at it you get a good look at the amount of work involved. What a gorgeous airplane and I remember when pattern airplanes were only half that complicated. Well done!
Greg Grigsby
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And when you think we have reached the design limits. I saw his flights with the Osiris at the World Champs, he as an incredible pilot, and the Osiris flight unreal for how slow it flew but retained the necessary authority.
I really want to see this one fly!!
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Alejandro P.
I really want to see this one fly!!
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Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
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ORIGINAL: papaone
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Curious, why not just use a bigger aileron and avoid all the complication of a second set of servos etc.?
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ORIGINAL: papaone
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Maybe for Snap, Mayr use to fly slowly, so maybe it help the plane to snap with slow speed.
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For those of us who won't be there on site it would be highly appreciated if someone took the effort of shooting some videos of the contest flights and putting them online, especially of the F:s and the unknowns.
We need to see a video of a flight by Gerhard Mayr! There are these stories about his special flying style and these pics of his own-design planes, and he's always at the top of the score lists, yet there are no videos of him flying to be found, or pretty much any other info for that matter. The same actually goes for a couple of other top Euro pattern pilots as well...
We need to see a video of a flight by Gerhard Mayr! There are these stories about his special flying style and these pics of his own-design planes, and he's always at the top of the score lists, yet there are no videos of him flying to be found, or pretty much any other info for that matter. The same actually goes for a couple of other top Euro pattern pilots as well...
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Spain team non official practices: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vARLU1EWQg (By Andrés Girabel).
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Federico Hinestrosa
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Hi Guys,
I will leave to Austria on thursday morning.
The 2 other belgian pilots are Brice Jacquemin and Christian Hans. ( Bert Delaere from "Aerobertics.be" had to leave is place as he will be father for the 2nd time one of those days [sm=regular_smile.gif])
Philippe Marquet will be our "de luxe" team manager [8D]
It seems that the Austrian wheater is great and I expect a superb competition.
I am a happy ZN Xigris C2 owner
It's a marvelous "F3A machine"
The F3A flying abilities of this plane are amazing! Great lines-tracker, very neutral, wonderfull knive edge performance (the rudder power is impressive, it took me several flights to adapt) , the spin and stall turn are delecfull, the snaps are neat and crispy (when my fingers follow )
What else can I say? [sm=teeth_smile.gif] It's just a GREAT plane.
I put the new Plettenberg Xtra 30-9 EVO II (great power ), the Jeti Spin Opto 99, and Savox SC1257 servos all the way.
I will be happy to meet all my friends in Austria
All the best to everybody, C.U. there
Benoit from Belgium
I will leave to Austria on thursday morning.
The 2 other belgian pilots are Brice Jacquemin and Christian Hans. ( Bert Delaere from "Aerobertics.be" had to leave is place as he will be father for the 2nd time one of those days [sm=regular_smile.gif])
Philippe Marquet will be our "de luxe" team manager [8D]
It seems that the Austrian wheater is great and I expect a superb competition.
I am a happy ZN Xigris C2 owner
It's a marvelous "F3A machine"
The F3A flying abilities of this plane are amazing! Great lines-tracker, very neutral, wonderfull knive edge performance (the rudder power is impressive, it took me several flights to adapt) , the spin and stall turn are delecfull, the snaps are neat and crispy (when my fingers follow )
What else can I say? [sm=teeth_smile.gif] It's just a GREAT plane.
I put the new Plettenberg Xtra 30-9 EVO II (great power ), the Jeti Spin Opto 99, and Savox SC1257 servos all the way.
I will be happy to meet all my friends in Austria
All the best to everybody, C.U. there
Benoit from Belgium
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Spain team non official practices 2nd day (Spanish language): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ilEiG__0tg (By Andrés Girabel).
Regards.
Federico Hinestrosa
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I put the new Plettenberg Xtra 30-9 EVO II (great power ), the Jeti Spin Opto 99, and Savox SC1257 servos all the way.
I put the new Plettenberg Xtra 30-9 EVO II (great power ), the Jeti Spin Opto 99, and Savox SC1257 servos all the way.
Volkert
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Another one from Spain team (By Andrés Girabel): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85i2BLzCBfY
Regards.
Federico Hinestrosa
Regards.
Federico Hinestrosa
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Hi
New pattern of Gerhard Meyr named Toxylen. Totaly finished with Oracover
(Pics seen on Julien Quellier's blog)
Hi
New pattern of Gerhard Meyr named Toxylen. Totaly finished with Oracover
(Pics seen on Julien Quellier's blog)
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ORIGINAL: macleote
Maybe for Snap, Mayr use to fly slowly, so maybe it help the plane to snap with slow speed.
ORIGINAL: papaone
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Hi Chad
Do you think you could have someone find an explanation for the second aileron on this model? I don't know.
Friend of mine told me that throw of aileron on tip is larger. So there are 4 servo on ailerons.
Plane is made all in wood. Weight is 4650 g. New Plettenberg (diameter is larger).
Claude
Maybe for Snap, Mayr use to fly slowly, so maybe it help the plane to snap with slow speed.
1- It's the typical solution for several big planes (airliners or so): the smallers outside ailerons gives you an excelent roll performance with smaller deflections without increasing drag too much. A combination with the inner ones gives you excellent performance at low speeds...
2- Also there is the flap thing. You can use the entire aileron as a flap too but you risk some tip stall or loose of roll presition (due to close stall condition on wing tips) specially with this type of wing planform.
This is the basic; now it's necesary to ask the plane's owner how he uses that surfaces... may be he focuses only on point 1; may be a combination with point 2 too.
Hope it helps.
G.