Learning to Harrier
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Hi All,
I was wondering if there are preferred setups to do harriers. Will it help to use some flaps? I would like to start practicing and was wondering what is the best way.
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Z
I was wondering if there are preferred setups to do harriers. Will it help to use some flaps? I would like to start practicing and was wondering what is the best way.
Thanks
Z
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Spoilerons are fine but first you must be sure your set up right. You need the right airplane. Many 3D models have a HUGE airfoil and a square wing. To me it helps if there is no huge wing b/c you can reach a stall quicker. Its also very important that your lateral CG is right. And if you have split elevators they must be throwing exactly the same amount (can not be different).
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Thanks. I have two different airplanes I can try with. One is a Morris the Knife and the other is an ultrastick 60. I have been flying so a number of years just never tried to learn these 3d type manuevers but now am very interested in them.
Either one of these sound like a good one to learn with??
Either one of these sound like a good one to learn with??



