I need control throws for a DP Ultimate
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From: Parkville,
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I can't believe nobody has a Dave Patrick Ultimate 120 sized that can give me control throws from their manual. Oh well I will find the info somewhere else. Thanks anyways!
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Dude,
I have got one, but the manual is at home right now, and I am at work. If I remember I will get them for you and post tomorrow.
Also, what engine are you using? I have a Saito 1.80 bolted on, and am in the middle of assembly right now. I have heard it will balance on the nose-heavy side with the Saito, has anyone else experienced this?
I have got one, but the manual is at home right now, and I am at work. If I remember I will get them for you and post tomorrow.
Also, what engine are you using? I have a Saito 1.80 bolted on, and am in the middle of assembly right now. I have heard it will balance on the nose-heavy side with the Saito, has anyone else experienced this?
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Saw your thread the other day and thought for sure you would have had them by now..here they are.
High rate Values:
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Aileron 3/4" 3/4"
Elevator 2-1/2" 2-1/2"
Rudder 3" 3"
Low Rate Values:
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Aileron 1/2" 1/2"
Elevator 1-1/2" 1-1/2"
Rudder 2" 2"
High rate expo values---60% on everything
Low Rate expo values - 16% on everything
High rate Values:
up Down
Aileron 3/4" 3/4"
Elevator 2-1/2" 2-1/2"
Rudder 3" 3"
Low Rate Values:
up Down
Aileron 1/2" 1/2"
Elevator 1-1/2" 1-1/2"
Rudder 2" 2"
High rate expo values---60% on everything
Low Rate expo values - 16% on everything
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I have got the Ready-to-cover version. I had heard that it typically comes out a little nose heavy, so I mounted dual elevator servos in the tail.
I was also able to easily double bevel the horizontal and vertical stabs.
Other than that, pretty much stock. I should be covering by the end of this weekend!
Jake
I was also able to easily double bevel the horizontal and vertical stabs.
Other than that, pretty much stock. I should be covering by the end of this weekend!
Jake
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I just did the arc and it was tail heavy with a Saito 150. I put 4oz in the cowl and am slowly taking them out. It may not be really that tail heavy but it seemed that way to me. Better safe than sorry I figured. Hate to go up with a tailheavy bird.



