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Old 08-07-2002 | 12:56 AM
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Default Dymond Blitz Flying Wing

It may roll that way from torque. Try throwing it without power to see if it is the airframe doing it. Right trim in the ailerons or down/right thrust in the motor might also help. You may have to launch at lower power and then let it build speed before powering up. Without a rudder to keep it straight torque may have more effect than a conventional fuselage. Hard to figure out when all you have is a few seconds of flight time to watch it. Do you have a good zero on the ailerons? One might be a smidgen off of neutral.