Slow Stick Newb HELP!!
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HI im a total new person to rc flying and i just go an slow stick. I taped the vertical stabilzers together and cut of the excess tape but what do the instructions mean when it says to make a 45 forn section of elevator stabilizer in fron rim?????
#2
I suggest you post your question in the following Slow Stick thread:
http://www.wattflyer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7237
Good luck!
- Jeff
http://www.wattflyer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7237
Good luck!
- Jeff
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what do the instructions mean when it says to make a 45 forn section of elevator stabilizer in fron rim?????
what do the instructions mean when it says to make a 45 forn section of elevator stabilizer in fron rim?????

Sounds like a 45 degree cut on the elevator so that it doesn't interfere with the edge of the horizontal stab when the elevator moves up and down.
#4
Here's an online version of the Slow Stick instruction manual from the GWS USA web site:
http://www.gwsus.com/english/service.../slowstick.htm
Perhaps the language is better than in the manual that came with your plane.
- Jeff
http://www.gwsus.com/english/service.../slowstick.htm
Perhaps the language is better than in the manual that came with your plane.
- Jeff
#5
I have a Slow Stick unbuilt while I wait on parts. I searched the net for "slow stick" and found a great article on building your slow stick complete with pic's. http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...?article_id=75
I also found one on RC Groups called (I think) an annotated build for the Slow Stick. It to is very helpful with pic's and instructions. http://www.verrill.com/rc/ss/
Copy the above links and paste in your address box ( I don't know anything about computers either) and you should get great articles for building a slow stick.
I also found one on RC Groups called (I think) an annotated build for the Slow Stick. It to is very helpful with pic's and instructions. http://www.verrill.com/rc/ss/
Copy the above links and paste in your address box ( I don't know anything about computers either) and you should get great articles for building a slow stick.



