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Ok Guys, A little sonfussed here.
have been doing a ton of reading, and Iwas wondering Jsut what does a 25, 30 35 % Plane mean ?
I'm thinking that the % is the ammount of throw.
Also should Iget a throw Meter ?
Also, was reading about making the plane tail heavy for hovers and such.
Thanks
have been doing a ton of reading, and Iwas wondering Jsut what does a 25, 30 35 % Plane mean ?
I'm thinking that the % is the ammount of throw.
Also should Iget a throw Meter ?
Also, was reading about making the plane tail heavy for hovers and such.
Thanks
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the % size is in comparison to the actual plane hence a 50% model would represent 1/2 the size of the real airplane.
Control throw can be adjusted with a throw meter i like the ones that provide the % of throw from 0-70 ect
most people will recommend a neutral CG until you get the hang of 3d neutral being that while inverted it takes little to no pushing on the stick to fly inverted. a tail heavy plane will climb while inverted. with today's radio most people do not take off and land in 3d rates since they have flight modes or dual rates... its a learning process for you at this point a simulator would come in handy ....
Control throw can be adjusted with a throw meter i like the ones that provide the % of throw from 0-70 ect
most people will recommend a neutral CG until you get the hang of 3d neutral being that while inverted it takes little to no pushing on the stick to fly inverted. a tail heavy plane will climb while inverted. with today's radio most people do not take off and land in 3d rates since they have flight modes or dual rates... its a learning process for you at this point a simulator would come in handy ....



