RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

Doesnt have to be perfect

Just somethinf that wont give me alot of trouble learning

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

Hi,

Why bother with mixing unless you are an IMAC or Pattern flyer, use your fingers it will make
you a better pilot.

Oh and by the way the best tutorial on knife edge is sticks together, sticks apart... all you need
to know.

Flip over and out!

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

Hi: If you want an easy to fly and quick to build/assemble plane buy a profile I have flown a couple of different ones, currently am putting lots of fuel through a Ohio Model Products Fusion. Your 50 is the perfect size for the 52". They have a support form here under profile and fun flying planes go take a look. These planes build fast are easy to set up and fly as well and in most cases better than a full fuselage plane.

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

The Infinity 90 is a sport pattern/3d from Probuild Aerobatic in the UK has next to no roll coupling (its essentially a Synergy copy, but improved). Its not $2000 ;) Not sure if there are others like it, im sure there are.

www.probuild-uk.co.uk

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

I have a Extreme 330 by Carl Goldberg. It does real good knife edge flight. All I use is a stanadrd radio....no mix or dual rates. On any plane if it pulls towards the canopy...trim a little down elev. Real Fun. Capt,n

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

What about the strreamline 46 from ak-models.com ?

Is it good forknife edge flight ?

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

Dont know that one. But, I saw someones Great Planes Venus the other day and specifically for knife edge it required no mixing! Seems like a nice little aerobat too, obviously not in F3A class but fo rthe money very good.

RE: Tutorials on Knife edge flight
 

checkout www.teamflyingcirkus.com. they have some awsome set-up and instructional videos on different stuff showing you the sticks at the same time as the airplane