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Old 09-30-2002 | 01:32 PM
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I am just trying to set up my GP 202 control throws. Could someone please tell me that the throws recommended are correct for the elevator.

5/16 up

7/16 down


Thanks Guys, Harry
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Harry,

I just finished the GP Giles .46 kit. It's 1/2" up and down.

I also have the GP Giles 1/4 scale ARF that I haven't started, but the manual shows what you indicated.

You can also look at the Great Planes site:

http://www.greatplanes.com/techsupport/technotes.html
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Thanks ed,

Sure doesn't look like much but that's what I'll go with.

Again thanks for your time, Harry
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It doesn't take much throw for the Giles.
My high rate is the recommended low rates in the manual!
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If this is the 1/4 scale Giles, I would recommend that you reduce the throws to 1/4 up and 3/8 down. The elevator is VERY sensitive. A lot will depend on where your CG is. If it is as stated or aft then follow my recommendations. If it is forward, then the book may be close.
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Thanks so much Geistware,

Yes it is the 1/4 scale and I will start out with the throws you recommended.
I've been flying r/c for 34 years but still am willing to learn from others experiences.

I appreciate your time tremendously, Harry
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I agree with Geistware. Be very careful with that elevator. I had several of these .I finally got one where I could enjoy it(Quadra 35 gas) and I ran out of gas and had a bad landing.That plane can be a little twitchy some times.1/4" or maybe 5/16" on the elevator at most. good luck!
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Thanks Danny I'll give it a go.

Harry
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Let us all know how you do.
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Will do fellas as soon as the weather and job resposibilities allow me the time.

Thanks so much friends, Harry

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