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Old 11-27-2011, 10:43 AM
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Can anyone tell me the CG on a Seamaster (by Ace R/C - 60" wing)?

Also, I'm looking for plans and/or instruction manual for the ACE R/C Seamaster. Thanks! Patrick
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I want to say it's right on the main spar
Old 11-28-2011, 05:59 AM
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Looked for my Ace Seamaster plans in the basement, no can find, most likely out in the shed, will take longer to find. Memory says it is on the main spar, have not changed or checked balance in years.
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My assembly manual says "3 to 3-1/2" back from the leading edge of the wing".
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Plans Show it at 3" on the center,Just fixn to start a build on it!!!
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Where are we getting Ace Seamaster kits????? Inquiring minds want to know. Would love to build another Seamaster, mine starting to show it's age at 15 years.
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ORIGINAL: P. Winters

Can anyone tell me the CG on a Seamaster (by Ace R/C - 60'' wing)?

Also, I'm looking for plans and/or instruction manual for the ACE R/C Seamaster. Thanks! Patrick

Measure the chord of the wing, leading edge to trailing edge...lets say its 12 inches, take 12X25% = 3.....so 3 inches from the leading edge is where the balance should be to start out...(((This is only to be done on "constant chord" wings. Tapered wings is a different animal, you will need to find the MAC line. Look it up on the net.!!..There is a simple way, and hard way to do this, and it is really easy,,,if you learn how to do this, you will never need any "pro's" anymore! I defy anyone to argue with me on this.!!. I just know how it is here...hahahaha

Don't be a hack' ,,,, do it right, so it fly's good!!!
Old 12-12-2011, 04:27 PM
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Where are we getting Ace Seamaster kits????? Inquiring minds want to know. Would love to build another Seamaster, mine starting to show it's age at 15 years.
From The Seamaster Kit Fairy LOL!!!!!
Old 12-17-2011, 05:21 PM
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they go on as long as tyhe glue and balsa holdout.Mine has been flying the last year with a 4*60 wing ,little big but works bueatifully and cost a dollar at a swap meet.MAde tip floats out of foam and glued them on!Just depends on how determined you are to keep it alive!!

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