Spoilerons ?
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From: JOPLIN,
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Will Spoilerons help with harriers, The wing is rocking, On both my 540 and 300l. If so how do i set them up. Do they setup useing a mix on ail & elev ? What precent or degree ?
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If you do a search in this section or perhaps the giant scale section, this was cover a little while back. A simple answer is yes, spoileron (also called reflex) will help with wing rocking in a harrier or elevator. What percentage will depend on the plane. Keep in mind though that if you intend to compete in IMAC, you cannot use this mix.
Also, have you tried moving your CG aft a little? This can sometimes help the wing rock.
What planes (size, company) are you flying? Perhaps if someone else flies the same set-up and uses spoileron, they could give you a starting point for the degree of deflection.
...........Mark
Also, have you tried moving your CG aft a little? This can sometimes help the wing rock.
What planes (size, company) are you flying? Perhaps if someone else flies the same set-up and uses spoileron, they could give you a starting point for the degree of deflection.
...........Mark
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From: Chester, UNITED KINGDOM
You won't get rid of it on the H9 Edge. i use about 1/4 inch spoileron with 50 degrees up ele. (rear mounted ele servos.) it is a horrible thing to 3D, however i think if i invest in a load more power i could have it hovering very happily!
I'm using an MVVS 1.6 gas... plane weighs 12lbs... no vertical performance whatsoever. This model taught me to harrier, but at the same time scared the hell outta me! Worth it though!
Keep practising and experimenting.
www.3drc.info
I'm using an MVVS 1.6 gas... plane weighs 12lbs... no vertical performance whatsoever. This model taught me to harrier, but at the same time scared the hell outta me! Worth it though!
Keep practising and experimenting.
www.3drc.info




