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Old 09-22-2009 | 04:46 AM
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Default RE: CMP BF109F BUILDING THREAD

ORIGINAL: vmibert

Anyone tried this with their Bf-109? I just read in the current Oct issue of Model Aviation magazine that you should put a small weight in or on the right wing tip, to counter the powerful torque, on takeoff. Before I fly mine, I'm thinking of doing this. Does anyone out there have experience with a torque to roll left?

Bert

What happenes when you come off the throttle......? it will always want to drop the heavier wing. including during a stall...

You normally offset the fin to counteract torque. I have a few models with a fair bit bigger motors than what is recommended and torque has never been a big problem. Low, Slow, and slamming the throttle might get you into trouble, but easing the throttle and your away.

Thanks

dave