How are the UCanDo's
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RE: How are the UCanDo's
Hover with the FX .46... maybe, but it will be difficult. The onely prop that I know has a good chance is the APC 12.25X3.75. (which is a good 3D type prop for a .46 )
Its a light aircraft.. which will help. But its fairly large and heavy for hovering with a .46 2-stroke. Don't try low hovering until you find out if it has the power to pull up out of the hover. (or you may get caught in a low altitude stall-turn... which would need 50 ft below ground to pull out [&:])
Its a light aircraft.. which will help. But its fairly large and heavy for hovering with a .46 2-stroke. Don't try low hovering until you find out if it has the power to pull up out of the hover. (or you may get caught in a low altitude stall-turn... which would need 50 ft below ground to pull out [&:])
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Mine is still in the box and I will start it as soon as I finish my SE kit. Most people that have them like them. Although I have heard complaints about the strength of the landing gear and the block. I plan to use my Saito 72 on it and most who know the plane, say it should be just right. And I will do the normal ARF mods that I do. Strengthen the firewall, strengthen the landing gear block, check all of the glue joints that I can and check the servo tray for strength.
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and check the servo tray for strength.
anyway, on my ucd46, that area is fine, no problems whatsoever. firewall is also strong. problem areas have been the dowel at the root of the wing coming loose, landing gear block breaking several times, even after initially being reinforced (landing gear itself is plenty strong), and problems breaking the horizontal stab from the fuselage. (reinforce this one well!)
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I thought that there is at least a servo tray for the throttle. Am I mistaken?....and yes, I will check the strength of all of the servo areas including the tail and wings.
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I thought that there is at least a servo tray for the throttle. Am I mistaken?