right thrust??..
02-02-2003 | 11:23 PM
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right thrust??..
I hear the term right thrust used from time to time
“Not enough engine right thrust.
During a steep climb, the model tends to pull up to the left as it loses speed.
Model tends to pull to the left near the top of a loop. “
What is right thrust????, is this the alignment of the engine on the fuselage which causes right thrust?
I looked in the RC glossary... maybe one to be added??
“Not enough engine right thrust.
During a steep climb, the model tends to pull up to the left as it loses speed.
Model tends to pull to the left near the top of a loop. “
What is right thrust????, is this the alignment of the engine on the fuselage which causes right thrust?
I looked in the RC glossary... maybe one to be added??
02-03-2003 | 02:01 AM
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right thrust??..
found the answer........
" Some airplane kits require a small amount of “right thrust” sometimes this is done by angling the engine to the right to counteract the torque factor of the propeller. Follow the kit manufacture’s instructions to incorporate the right amount of right thrust, if required… "
" Some airplane kits require a small amount of “right thrust” sometimes this is done by angling the engine to the right to counteract the torque factor of the propeller. Follow the kit manufacture’s instructions to incorporate the right amount of right thrust, if required… "
