Discussion - Typhoon C of G and stock throws
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Does anyone know where the C of G should be on the Typhoon ?
And what are the stock high and low rate throws ?
For the maiden I would like it to just do some sports flying and get used to it so I don't need it too far back LOL
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And what are the stock high and low rate throws ?
For the maiden I would like it to just do some sports flying and get used to it so I don't need it too far back LOL
Thanks
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Found it -
Aileron, Elevator, and Rudder Throws
The recommended throws in low rate are:
Ailerons: +/- .75 inches (20mm)
Elevator: +/- 1.40 inches (35mm)
Rudder: +/- 1.00 inch (25mm)
The recommended throws in high rate are:
Ailerons: +/- 1.25 inches (30mm)
Elevator: +/- 2.00 inches (50mm)
Rudder: +/- 2.00 inches (50mm)
Your Typhoonâ„¢ 3D PNP should fly great between these ranges.
Aileron, Elevator, and Rudder Throws
The recommended throws in low rate are:
Ailerons: +/- .75 inches (20mm)
Elevator: +/- 1.40 inches (35mm)
Rudder: +/- 1.00 inch (25mm)
The recommended throws in high rate are:
Ailerons: +/- 1.25 inches (30mm)
Elevator: +/- 2.00 inches (50mm)
Rudder: +/- 2.00 inches (50mm)
Your Typhoonâ„¢ 3D PNP should fly great between these ranges.
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I forget the exact CG location but I would jam the stock battery as far forward as I could for sport flying and put it back farther for 3D stuff. There's not a lot of room to move it in either direction so you should be safe for flying pretty much anywhere.
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I forget the exact CG location but I would jam the stock battery as far forward as I could for sport flying and put it back farther for 3D stuff. There's not a lot of room to move it in either direction so you should be safe for flying pretty much anywhere.
I forget the exact CG location but I would jam the stock battery as far forward as I could for sport flying and put it back farther for 3D stuff. There's not a lot of room to move it in either direction so you should be safe for flying pretty much anywhere.
Thanks