How much right thrust is on your Profiles?
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From: Baraboo ,
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I have a Sudokhoi and a TopCap and I have 3 degrees (measured with machinist tools) right thrust in each. They both still pull a little to the left on extended verticals. Engines are both OS .46's and props are APC 11.5 X 4. This seems like a lot already, I'm a little apprehensive about adding more. Your thoughts? Thanks.
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From: Granger,
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I've heard guys say they use 4.5 degrees, there are still alot of other things to consider like battery location, does the fuse have a slight curve and so on. I put 2 washers on each front motor mount bolt and call it good, oh and my edge I taped a penny to the wingtip at the CG point.
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I usually put 2 washers under the front of the motor as well. Then I trim in enough right rudder to keep it straight during a hover. Then I just compensate during the rest of the flight. My main concern is trimming a plane for a Hover/TR/Tailtouch....anything else isnt that important.
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I usually put 2 washers under the front of the motor as well. Then I trim in enough right rudder to keep it straight during a hover. Then I just compensate during the rest of the flight. My main concern is trimming a plane for a Hover/TR/Tailtouch....anything else isnt that important.
I usually put 2 washers under the front of the motor as well. Then I trim in enough right rudder to keep it straight during a hover. Then I just compensate during the rest of the flight. My main concern is trimming a plane for a Hover/TR/Tailtouch....anything else isnt that important.



