great,thanks Richard.now i´ll cancel my glasses order,jajaja!
what do you think about landing gear extention,is it necessary or could i try it as it is? |
Originally Posted by robersteam
(Post 12753877)
great,thanks Richard.now i´ll cancel my glasses order,jajaja!
what do you think about landing gear extention,is it necessary or could i try it as it is? Also, IF you build the plane and flying wires with the standard length gear, IF you want to replace them with the longer scale gear later, your flying wires will be too short. The longer gear do not present a ground handling problem; they are a bit more work, but look alot better. Your call... |
[QUOTE=RichardGee;12753893]The longer scale gear look SOOO much better.
Also, IF you build the plane and flying wires with the standard length gear, IF you want to replace them with the longer scale gear later, your flying wires will be too short. The longer gear do not present a ground handling problem; they are a bit more work, but look alot better. Your call... i´ll study it a little more. unfortunatlly my old 3w turn out to be 120cc not 150 as i thought.it a 30 years old 3w 120b2 |
Originally Posted by robersteam
(Post 12753861)
hello Richard,i just read the 36 pages manual from Carf web page and couldn´t find control surface deflections,i there any other manual or maybe i´m getting blind?,LoL
Build or program at least 35% differential.. I used 50% on mine. |
Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755193)
Heres's the thing...I doubt your a novice, building a CARF GB. It's a racing plane and as such requires minimum inputs. Your previouse experience will give you a pretty good idea of surface deflections....cut those down by about 25% to start with. More important than control surface travel is ailron differential. The R-2 and R-1 were yawing MF's. Benjamin claimed that even in straight and level flight the R-2 would "hunt" in yaw.
Build or program at least 35% differential.. I used 50% on mine. |
Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755193)
Heres's the thing...I doubt your a novice, building a CARF GB. It's a racing plane and as such requires minimum inputs. Your previouse experience will give you a pretty good idea of surface deflections....cut those down by about 25% to start with. More important than control surface travel is ailron differential. The R-2 and R-1 were yawing MF's. Benjamin claimed that even in straight and level flight the R-2 would "hunt" in yaw.
Build or program at least 35% differential.. I used 50% on mine. no,I´m not novice.I build and fly since i was 14,i´m 44 now. Also I´m in use to speed.I have a Carf Ultraflash that flies 100% throttle whole flight,but i´d like to minimize chance of dissaster with this one.thanks for your data!!! |
[QUOTE=robersteam;12755322]hello,
no,I´m not novice.I build and fly since i was 14,i´m 44 now. Sheeze - beginner! |
I never said you were a beginner! Something got lost in translation. I said your NOT a novice or you wouldn't be building a CARF GB. (I'm 67 and I've been building since I was 10)
BTW. Carf has an updated pictorial manual that you can dowload after you contact them.. It's completely pictorial but is very useful. You'll have to contact them in Germany and it's a locked file or I'd forward you mine. I forgot the womans name there but she is prompt with emails and is very helpful.. ( Richard, your manual was fantastic but mine was missing the control surface travel page also) Oh. Congrats on the World Cup!................Mark (P.S. Are you in Northridge or Buenos Aires?) |
Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755386)
I never said you were a beginner! Something got lost in translation. I said your NOT a novice or you wouldn't be building a CARF GB. (I'm 67 and I've been building since I was 10)
BTW. Carf has an updated pictorial manual that you can dowload after you contact them.. It's completely pictorial but is very useful. You'll have to contact them in Germany and it's a locked file or I'd forward you mine. I forgot the womans name there but she is prompt with emails and is very helpful.. ( Richard, your manual was fantastic but mine was missing the control surface travel page also) Oh. Congrats on the World Cup!................Mark (P.S. Are you in Northridge or Buenos Aires?) |
Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755386)
I never said you were a beginner! Something got lost in translation. I said your NOT a novice or you wouldn't be building a CARF GB. (I'm 67 and I've been building since I was 10)
BTW. Carf has an updated pictorial manual that you can dowload after you contact them.. It's completely pictorial but is very useful. You'll have to contact them in Germany and it's a locked file or I'd forward you mine. I forgot the womans name there but she is prompt with emails and is very helpful.. ( Richard, your manual was fantastic but mine was missing the control surface travel page also) Oh. Congrats on the World Cup!................Mark (P.S. Are you in Northridge or Buenos Aires?) |
Now I feel stupid. If you are building a V1, something you might want to consider is adding extra reinforcement behind the motor dome or even replacing it with the updated carbon version.I'm pretty sure the carbon dome will fit perfectly. The old fiberglass dome had a tendancy to flex, unwinding the built in right thrust. We probably know each other. I'm guessing you fly at Appollo?
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Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755805)
Now I feel stupid. If you are building a V1, something you might want to consider is adding extra reinforcement behind the motor dome or even replacing it with the updated carbon version.I'm pretty sure the carbon dome will fit perfectly. The old fiberglass dome had a tendancy to flex, unwinding the built in right thrust. We probably know each other. I'm guessing you fly at Appollo?
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Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12755196)
And a Demon Cortex
why specifically a Demon Cortex? I fly jeti and consider to put a jeti assist receiver in my GEEBEE. Is there an advantage using a cortex that’s missing in a assist receiver? |
Originally Posted by Airbusdriver74
(Post 12757806)
why specifically a Demon Cortex? I fly jeti and consider to put a jeti assist receiver in my GEEBEE. Is there an advantage using a cortex that’s missing in a assist receiver?
On the video you see a iGyro (plane with markings) and a JETI assist (plane without markings) - handle exact the same! 2x CARF GeeBee R2 in flight All the best, Hannes |
Originally Posted by hannes83
(Post 12757813)
It doesn´t matter if you use an iGyro, Cortex or a JETI assist - the main thing is, you use one - no matter the brand :-)
On the video you see a iGyro (plane with markings) and a JETI assist (plane without markings) - handle exact the same! 2x CARF GeeBee R2 in flight All the best, Hannes Stefan |
Originally Posted by Airbusdriver74
(Post 12757815)
that’s great to hear Hannes. Everybody is always talking about a demon in the geebee, never understood what makes the demon so special. I know Gernot had a demon in his geebee, maybe that’s where it comes from .
Stefan I´m sooo tired of all the myths around the plane, told by people who has no idea... PS: I built the one from Gernot and YES it had a Cortex - worked as great as the iGyro or the JETI assist... the airplane needs a pilot who does know what he is doing, the gyro is only the cherry on the cake... All the best, Hannes |
I suggested Demon Cortex because that's the one I'm familiar with. It was well made, compact, and easy to program. I was told never to maiden with a Gyro on because the gains won't be established but I did it anyway and the results were spectacular on my CARF R-2..(Hannes, I don't have video.....guess you'll have to trust me) It required NO right rudder on takeoff and was very stable, I followed the mfg. suggestion and reduced the expo and started at 15% gain. I can't speak to the other brands. ( I'll say this though, I wouldn't touch the one Horizon sells with a ten foot pole).
Mark. |
I used long time ago a demon on another plane as well and yes it works fantastic. But programming the jeti assist is nicely integrated in the jeti transmitter. @Hannes, do you know which assist mode and gains/settings you’re using on your jeti system?
stefan |
Originally Posted by Airbusdriver74
(Post 12757879)
I used long time ago a demon on another plane as well and yes it works fantastic. But programming the jeti assist is nicely integrated in the jeti transmitter. @Hannes, do you know which assist mode and gains/settings you’re using on your jeti system?
stefan Hannes |
The 50% is also growing fast ;-)
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That things *****en!
Is the fillet composite? RC Univewrse won't let you say Bitc*en? *****^n. B^tchen. How about *****. I don't like being censored. Especialy by an algorithm. What if I say batchen and you replace the a with an i. Ridiculous. |
Originally Posted by 5th GeeBee
(Post 12758420)
That things *****en!
Is the fillet composite? RC Univewrse won't let you say Bitc*en? *****^n. B^tchen. How about *****. I don't like being censored. Especialy by an algorithm. What if I say batchen and you replace the a with an i. Ridiculous. |
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Is it a spring or an oleo damper? I’m afraid it won’t dampen the landing if it’s just a spring
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Originally Posted by robersteam
(Post 12758618)
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...5abc7bc2be.jpg
my LG mod,hope it reduce bouncing!!! No more neccessary with the new CARF gear :) https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...6325cff57f.jpg |
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