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www.timpa.org ...thats my regular site, happens to be where the tucson shootout is held.... i thought thats what you meant by patutte, i liked it...i havent weighed it, my scale only goes up to 23, guess i could try the bathroom scale, or do my fuse and wings seperate on my more "accurate" scale, im guessing im somewhere between 28-30lbs, most guys are on the 28 side, mine always seem heavier for some reason, could be the gallons of epoxy i use, anyway i do love the way that thing runs, must be the rotary valves or whatever they call it, its snappy for sure
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every plane I have ever 3D'd was easier to harrier and hover tail heavy.... more tail heavy was easier... but also krappier for every other flight regime.....
It is OK to go tail heavy to ease learning TR's and harriers... but once you get it... move the CG fwd to neutral or a RCH north of neutral.. My Compy SX and my FUNTANA 140S in a vertical power off dive will pull thru about 5 or 10 degrees in 800 to 1000 feet.....
This plane is near neutral... (Like the CG is .25" ahead of true neutral point... yes.. the fuel tank is on the CG)
http://www.giantcircus.com/Videos/SX-Cable-2009.wmv
It is OK to go tail heavy to ease learning TR's and harriers... but once you get it... move the CG fwd to neutral or a RCH north of neutral.. My Compy SX and my FUNTANA 140S in a vertical power off dive will pull thru about 5 or 10 degrees in 800 to 1000 feet.....
This plane is near neutral... (Like the CG is .25" ahead of true neutral point... yes.. the fuel tank is on the CG)
http://www.giantcircus.com/Videos/SX-Cable-2009.wmv
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here is me and a buddy practicing some hovers with our profiles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG9CO9eVtD8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG9CO9eVtD8
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WOW. Very impressive! 110% control. Respect. What is the maneuver called at 3.02? Thanks
WOW. Very impressive! 110% control. Respect. What is the maneuver called at 3.02? Thanks
Sorry for the late reply... that is a Knife Edge spin.... at one time called a "Hanno Screw"
That is really the only thing a Super Extra will do fast!!! lol
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here is a short vid of me doing some flat spins and some KE stuff, nothing too special, but fun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsHauR64fmk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsHauR64fmk
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here is a short vid of me doing some flat spins and some KE stuff, nothing too special, but fun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsHauR64fmk
here is a short vid of me doing some flat spins and some KE stuff, nothing too special, but fun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsHauR64fmk
looks like a beautiful flying site... Where???
Can I come Visit???
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its timpa.org, home of the tucson shootout, thats coming up in october, i think it starts during the week of the 6th and goes til sunday, thatd be a good time to visit to watch, but not to fly, come over anytime
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here is another vid of me having some down low fun this time, you can see my surfaces moving in a few slides
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFR254dr5uE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFR254dr5uE
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here is a vid i just made with me and my buddy and his 88" yak hovering together, this was a blast!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSgDS5eAdfQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSgDS5eAdfQ
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Hi guys some great tips & vids on here keep up the good flying,as i said in a prior visit I LOVE 3D
here is my last vids 122'' yak da150 88'' yak 3w55cs
cheers glen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_Lcu41rS7w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnDmW-wM5Ss
here is my last vids 122'' yak da150 88'' yak 3w55cs
cheers glen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_Lcu41rS7w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnDmW-wM5Ss
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Hi all,I have just started building a modeltech 3Demon to get me started in this type of flying.
The instructions suggest HS 225MG's I have gone for Hitecs HS-5475HB digital servos
cause I had some sitting around they are Karbonite geared , does anyone have any
experience with these servos on 46 to 52 sized 3D planes.
I have only used these servo's on scale planes & only in the last couple of months.
Cheers Steffan.
The instructions suggest HS 225MG's I have gone for Hitecs HS-5475HB digital servos
cause I had some sitting around they are Karbonite geared , does anyone have any
experience with these servos on 46 to 52 sized 3D planes.
I have only used these servo's on scale planes & only in the last couple of months.
Cheers Steffan.
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i know alot of people were using them on the chinn yak profile from extreme flight, seemed to work well on that plane, which has a 50 2 stroke or a 82 4 stroke, to give an idea of size
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Hi all,I have just started building a modeltech 3Demon to get me started in this type of flying.
The instructions suggest HS 225MG's I have gone for Hitecs HS-5475HB digital servos
cause I had some sitting around they are Karbonite geared , does anyone have any
experience with these servos on 46 to 52 sized 3D planes.
I have only used these servo's on scale planes & only in the last couple of months.
Cheers Steffan.
Hi all,I have just started building a modeltech 3Demon to get me started in this type of flying.
The instructions suggest HS 225MG's I have gone for Hitecs HS-5475HB digital servos
cause I had some sitting around they are Karbonite geared , does anyone have any
experience with these servos on 46 to 52 sized 3D planes.
I have only used these servo's on scale planes & only in the last couple of months.
Cheers Steffan.
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Cheers for the advice ,will pick up another 6v battery this week.
The other plane I have used these servo,s on was my 150 sized
Gee Bee Z on 6volts 1 servo for each control surface.
Cheers Steffan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXTNg87gsHw
The other plane I have used these servo,s on was my 150 sized
Gee Bee Z on 6volts 1 servo for each control surface.
Cheers Steffan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXTNg87gsHw
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yuh'all can check out the vids I have here.....
http://www.giantcircus.com/VIDEO_PAGE.htm
one'r'two are instructional.... a bit of flying as well!!!
Bernhard Kager is pretty good!!!
http://www.giantcircus.com/VIDEO_PAGE.htm
one'r'two are instructional.... a bit of flying as well!!!
Bernhard Kager is pretty good!!!