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From: Freedom ,
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I put a 38 in my cub I have the full size wing I was going to use it to tow gliders with. I doubled the firewall and used triangle stock My motor was a old style 38, I used the band b cup mount and muffler and throttle linkage. you reaaly have to hack up the cowl to get it fit flys great unlimited vertical
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i like the blue.....i have 2 other cubs and wanted one a little different is all. wanted to see what a clipped wing will do with more power and more throw. i just finished the pull -pull on the rudder and elev with 1/4 scale servos 2night. they are mounted about 12-15 inches from rear hoping to help with balance due to the g-38....we'll see soon. -Tinman-
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Tinman, the clipped Cub is capable of amazing aerobatics when set-up with the CG about 1/2" behind the recommended point. I love to annoy the traditionalists at our club by torque rolling my Sig 1/4 Cub. Like most high wing planes, it has a lot of roll coupling when rudder is applied, but mix it out (about 50% oppposite aileron), and it knife edges great. All that fuselage side area really provides plenty of lift.
On a cool, dry day when the Saito is really humming I can even manage a crude looking knife edge loop!
How long did it take you to build your Cub? It took me almost 3 years (!) to build mine, 'cause I kept putting it aside to work on other other projects. Finally finished it last October and have about 40 flights on it.
On a cool, dry day when the Saito is really humming I can even manage a crude looking knife edge loop!
How long did it take you to build your Cub? It took me almost 3 years (!) to build mine, 'cause I kept putting it aside to work on other other projects. Finally finished it last October and have about 40 flights on it.



-Tinman-
