RE: incidence/thrust line/engine offset
Back in the days of my control line Flying.We used to use right Rudder and or shim the Engine.To keep Tension on the Lines while doing Wingovers and loops.Theres a Fine Line Between Tension and Drag.R/C does not need this. You still need right rudder But only for takeoff and recovering from a stall.When Engine is Throttled up? I have flown both Full size aircraft and Models.And that was my experience! Hope it helped some? Checkout my Electric Rotowing charlie111 I'm planning on Building a Full Size version that a Small Electric could be Driven into.Something like a Bird cage comb. Roll Bar.The unit would then use the Auto's power supply and be flown by Wire from inside the Vehicle.I would imagine you could get by with a Map,Tom Tom,Altimeter and Airspped to Navigate. And more Practical than trying to fold up wings the size of Glider and the control surfaces.I have a Bad Neck that limits my upper body strength.The Concept works it has been proven.There is a video of a self rotating wing that had no wings.Just 2 squares of paper and balsa I think.And that actually Flew with electric motors turning props at the wingtips.I wish I knew how to get it? Good Luck!