why QHOR is more stable than normal FUN FLY models ?
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From: MelbourneVIC, AUSTRALIA
Hi
you know QHOR can do harrier and hover easily and this models is very stable in high alpha flight , but normal FUN FLY model cant easily do and they normally not very stable in high alpha flight , can anybody explain me this phenomenon ?
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you know QHOR can do harrier and hover easily and this models is very stable in high alpha flight , but normal FUN FLY model cant easily do and they normally not very stable in high alpha flight , can anybody explain me this phenomenon ?
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From: Daytona Beach, FL
i think it has to do with the wing...the area on those things is rather large, also the shape of the airfoil has alot to do with it.
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Harriers well, that's about it... Have you tried rolling harriers? It won't do them! The wing controtsa all over and stopps rolling. POS.
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From: Fremont, CA
What's QHOR? If you are talking about spads, they cog, bounce and get stuck inverted in rolling harriers. Other than that, I like flying them!
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Yes we are talking about SPAD QHOR , i cant do nice roll with it , but i can do flat spin and harrier well and nearly hovering .
Are you think if a normal FUN FLY model with same area and chord , will have same characteristics ?
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Are you think if a normal FUN FLY model with same area and chord , will have same characteristics ?
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From: London, US MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS
Does QHOR have a symmetrical airfoil? Symmetrical airfoils are almost mandatory for good aerobatic qualities in my opinion.
I leave my-self open to attack...
I leave my-self open to attack...
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From: MelbourneVIC, AUSTRALIA
Yes QHOR have no airfoil , picture from : www.spadtothebone.com\SPAD\index.html
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Flat sheet can be used, the stuff you see in a SPA3D works I guess, but I always prefered a proper section.
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Well I always use symmetrical for aeros.
I think it has to do with the fact it has no proper section. Because its not really genarateing lift like a proper section does, by air pressue differential, it doesnt stall like a proper section ie "wing rock"
HoPe ThIs HeLpS
I think it has to do with the fact it has no proper section. Because its not really genarateing lift like a proper section does, by air pressue differential, it doesnt stall like a proper section ie "wing rock"
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From: Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
shahid, a sym section doesnt generate from the differences between pressure on the top wing and bottom. a sym section uses the angle of incedence to creat lift
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A sym is equal lift in both directions, it works by angling it, yes incidence but mainly AoA. It doesnt need incidence I think
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because you see pattern planes with sym and no inccedence.
I leave my self open to mauling.
because you see pattern planes with sym and no inccedence.



