Tailess giant scale duraplane.
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Tailess giant scale duraplane.
A few weeks ago I crashed my 80.5" Kadet Senior ARF. I've always had a fondness for tailess aircraft and duraplane based designs so I combined the two. It has a TT .61 Pro with 12X6 MA 3 blade prop. The wheels are hollow plastic ones off a kid's wagon. It has a 3" lite foam tail wheel so it's almost a winged four wheeler
I'm using a Prizm 7x set to "flap and elevator mixing" to act as elevons. So far it's been too windy to fly it but I don't see any real problem getting it to fly well. Anyways, if it does crash at least I'll get it on video. [X(]
I'm using a Prizm 7x set to "flap and elevator mixing" to act as elevons. So far it's been too windy to fly it but I don't see any real problem getting it to fly well. Anyways, if it does crash at least I'll get it on video. [X(]
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RE: Tailess giant scale duraplane.
Did you try to fly it yet? I don't see how it could possibly be controlable or even stable, but if it flies then I guess that just shows how little I know. I've never seen anything like that.