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Keester 11-24-2003 09:53 AM

Lazy Tiger
 
Hi, Finishing my TT Lazy Tiger I ended up nose heavy using a OS40LA and going to a 12 oz tank. Now before I add weight I slid my Rx battery back behind the servos. It was only about half of the weight shift I need. I'm using the standard Futaba Rx battry [4 cell 500 maH nicad]. could or should I double the battery useing a Y cable? Do you have problems connecting 2 Batts? The extra weight would just about do it. I could make a heavier custom pack out of AAA nimh to compensate. Any suggestions?
Thanks a bunch
Keester

Ernie Misner 11-24-2003 12:41 PM

RE: Lazy Tiger
 
Greetings,

Yes, you would have charging problems with a Y cord. At this point I think it would take very little weight on the tail and that would be the easiest way to go.

BTW, a 500mah nicad is kind of behind the times as far as batteries go. A modern Nimh of the same size will be about 1600mah..... fly all day without recharging.

AAA's are lighter and smaller than AA's.

Best of luck!

Ernie ([email protected])

SkyDude 11-24-2003 12:56 PM

RE: Lazy Tiger
 
did you reinforce the tail feathers? Adding the triangle stock and epoxy will add some tail weight, plus serve to strenghten that weak tail.

Keester 11-25-2003 07:56 PM

RE: Lazy Tiger
 
Hi, I did reinforced the tail feathers on top and bottom, that with moving batt pack back its almost perfect. I will fly it now to determine any final adjustments. Now if the weather would give me a break over this holiday weekend I can fly it for the first time. I ran in the new LA 40 for a couple of tanks and taxied around and it all feels well. Thanks for all your help everyone. This is a great place to turn to for advise and to share some knowlage.
Keester


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