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Old 01-20-2013 | 06:29 PM
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thepamster
 
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Default RE: surface flutter


ORIGINAL: LLD

Do you have the antenna pulled out next to the plane with a fully charged battery? Don't do this... Leave the antenna down when working on the plane in the house... Pull it out when your getting ready to fly...


Larry
This is a good point. I had forgotten about this phenomena with some 72mhz radios when both antennas are fairly close together though I don't remember throttle position affecting that. It would do it with engine off.
I think the OP has us all confused by the thread description. Flutter happens while the plane is flying which this plane has not flown.