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Old 04-17-2012 | 12:46 PM
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BIGMIG
 
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Default RE: building rc plane.


ORIGINAL: U pwned who

jester, i hate to be rude, but, can you not read? what does AEROSPACE engineer mean to you, who the h*** do you think designs airplanes? monkeys? and by decent i mean i could takeoff, NOT crash, and do a soft enough landing to keep it in one peice, until one day, the wind caught it,(i was like 8 i wasnt thinking about the wind) and it flew into a tree too high to retrieve it.

bigmig: when i mean dont want to fix it but i would like to know if you could add more control surfaces, i was going to redesign it, into a much more effective design, i do all kinds of engineering/design things like this, did i think it would make it easier to fly? probably not, i jjust wanted to say ive done it, then get someone who's experienced nearbye to try it out. if it didnt work, well at least i tried. by repairing it, its still the same not user-friendly design. and the rudder only interceptor, its not rudder only, i was just giving examples of the things the person would add. it acheives thrust vectoring through movable plates on the back of the engine that direct thrust instead of a moving thrust nozzle. it would make more sense if you gave the design a look, here is a pretty good picture showing the craft, [img][/img]

scar: id have to give the thing another look to know more about what your talking about but thanks for the suggestion.

rgburrill: thanks, ill give that a look.

and guys, you can stop like telling me the original idea of building the interceptor was an unrealistic idea. building it for me, would be perfectly realistic and relatively a simple project, now flying the beast would be unrealistic, i wouldnt have tried to either cause of how much work i would have put into it. i would have someone with experience behind the remote.
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Well I'm not a jet guy,but i do understand what you would like to be able to try on your plane.I think the major factor is going to be the transmitter and receiver that came with the plane.If you had a 4..5...or 6 chanel transmitter and receiver and a few mini servo's it might be a different story.If the model will handle the additional weight and still fly.You never know until you try....my hat off to you for that...

BIGMIG