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Old 03-06-2016, 02:33 PM
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Ken, roll coupling is mostly a function of dihedral. Amount of elevator when inverted is a function of CG and incidence.

with wing, stab and engine down thrust at zero, the bipe may not fly as expected. Suggest to add about 1 degree of down thrust in addition to keeping wing and stab at zero. It will clean up the up lines among other things.