new to flaperons
03-08-2006 | 01:01 AM
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new to flaperons
Okay I have been flying for a few months and I wanted to get a better airplane. So I got a Corby Starlett by sportsman aviation. With the Corby each aileron has it's own servo wich is okay because my controller supports this function (Airtronics vg 6000) My question is can I use this function for flaps to? Or would I have cut up the wing to have flaps.
03-08-2006 | 01:52 AM
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RE: new to flaperons
you could use it for flaps (asuming ur TX and RX can support the mixing) but there woudlent be all that much of a point to it IMO
as flapperons, both will go down increasing the lift of the wing, to use them as aileron at this point one would move up decreasing lift on that side...
as flapperons, both will go down increasing the lift of the wing, to use them as aileron at this point one would move up decreasing lift on that side...
