Laser 3D
11-29-2003 | 06:38 PM
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From: Tyler, TX
RE: Laser 3D
I maidened mine today. It flew great. Hovers were fairly easy, elvators were great, and waterfalls were very tight.
I added an ounce of lead to the firewall to move the CG to about 160mm, but I took it off when I got home from the field. I did add a remote glow adaptor - the Saito was very difficult to get to in the inverted position.
Stats:
AUW 77 oz
Saito .72
CG now at 170mm.
Leonard
Tyler TX
I added an ounce of lead to the firewall to move the CG to about 160mm, but I took it off when I got home from the field. I did add a remote glow adaptor - the Saito was very difficult to get to in the inverted position.
Stats:
AUW 77 oz
Saito .72
CG now at 170mm.
Leonard
Tyler TX
11-29-2003 | 11:58 PM
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RE: Laser 3D
Elevators great?? Mine's wings rock like you wouldn't believe...even with 15°+ of spoilers. What's your setup?
Not much to say about my setup. CG at the "Expert" setting. I was using about 30 degrees of elevator throw and no spoileron. I do have flying wires (actually small CF rod like on the H9 Funtana) - I have no idea if that would make a difference or not.
I am at best a fair 3D pilot, and this plane elevators more easily than my OMP Edge, and I don't even want to talk about the H9 Funtana.
Leonard
