HI JUST BOUGHT AND FLEW A SEAGULL SPACEWALKER IT FLEW LIKE COWDUNG, I HAVE ADDEDDED 8 OZS TO THE TAIL FOR THE PROPER CG I HOPE THIS HELPS HAS ANYBODY ELSE HAD THIS PROBLEM THE PLANE WAS IN CONSTANT CRASH MODE I GUESS I SHOULD HAVE BALANCED IT BETTER BUT IT WAS NOSE HEAVY WHEN I FLEW IT THE FIRST I WAS TAUGHT AS LONG AS IT IS NOSE DOWN YOU CAN FLY IT I HOPE IT IS THAT SIMPLE THE PLANE ALSO NEEDS A LOT OF UP ELEVATOR TRIM TO FLY LEVEL ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED THANKS ALOT CHRIS HEYSTEK

Did you balance it on the CG? I don't have the cowl on mine yet (waiting until the engine is fully broken-in), but I did have to move the battery closer to the servos.

Turn off the all caps, please.

-Jeff

i used a cg balancer, at 75 mm which is 7.5 cm behind the leading edge and it took about eight ounces to balance it yes the cowl was on to hope to fly it today thanks chris

8 ounces!thats a lot of weight,are you sure about that?what engine have you got?something made by chevrolet!

mornin no not sure on the weight but it wqas a whole strip of prather lead mds 46, plane flew much better way over powered flys at about 1 /4 power just fine chris

What size engine are you using, and where is your battery pack?

If I am not mistaken, one strip of the Prather lead is 3 ounces.
Alan

I have a Spacewalker II with an OS 46AX and 1 ounce of lead in the tail to balance. Mine flies very nice.

Agree !