CG for the ModelTech P-47
08-25-2010 | 12:09 PM
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CG for the ModelTech P-47
Would one of you ModelTech P-47 owners please tell me where the manual places the center of gravity? Thanks in advance for any help.
08-25-2010 | 12:25 PM
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RE: CG for the ModelTech P-47
You can download the manual from http://www.globalhobby.com/review/reviews.asp
It was the 7th one listed when I looked at the page today.
Direct link http://media.hobbypeople.net/manual/123745.pdf
It was the 7th one listed when I looked at the page today.
Direct link http://media.hobbypeople.net/manual/123745.pdf
08-25-2010 | 01:48 PM
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RE: CG for the ModelTech P-47
Thanks. I tried downloading the manual earlier, but got nothing but a blank page. It worked this time, though. Thanks again.
08-25-2010 | 03:22 PM
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RE: CG for the ModelTech P-47
For "big" files that happens to me sometimes. When it does, I can usually right-click on the link to the pdf and choose 'save target as' to put the file on my hard drive.
08-25-2010 | 04:30 PM
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RE: CG for the ModelTech P-47
Rarely does this model show up in the forums, so I am always interested when it does. I used what the manual says for CG location, and the plane flies terrific there. Mine came it at 9 pounds with an OS91Surpass II w/pump. Flies exceptionally well. I replaced the stock retracts (too thin) with some cheap ones from AK-Models, and they have stood up fine for the last year of flying...but I only fly it about one day each month, 3 flights each time. Flies and lands like a sport plane. Hope you enjoy yours as much. Jon
08-25-2010 | 07:30 PM
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RE: CG for the ModelTech P-47
ORIGINAL: maukaonyx
Rarely does this model show up in the forums, so I am always interested when it does. I used what the manual says for CG location, and the plane flies terrific there. Mine came it at 9 pounds with an OS91Surpass II w/pump. Flies exceptionally well. I replaced the stock retracts (too thin) with some cheap ones from AK-Models, and they have stood up fine for the last year of flying...but I only fly it about one day each month, 3 flights each time. Flies and lands like a sport plane. Hope you enjoy yours as much. Jon
Rarely does this model show up in the forums, so I am always interested when it does. I used what the manual says for CG location, and the plane flies terrific there. Mine came it at 9 pounds with an OS91Surpass II w/pump. Flies exceptionally well. I replaced the stock retracts (too thin) with some cheap ones from AK-Models, and they have stood up fine for the last year of flying...but I only fly it about one day each month, 3 flights each time. Flies and lands like a sport plane. Hope you enjoy yours as much. Jon
