SpeedsterDEN

Sloping fun with foam motor planes.

It needs a good slope and a nice blow.
The Flash have 10 mm Down ailerons and 60 % snapflaps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY7RO1JWSGw More difficult with the Sbach, due to the wings airfoil, a bit more Wind it just go backwards,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04-1h4XfJ-0 Funcub

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abdJz9d1Hho Cheers
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blvdbuzzard

Way back when I built the House of Balsa 1/2a Mustang as a sloper. I made it as light as I could, move everything forward, made the ailerons double the size and she flew very well. She would fly fast if you let her. Was not a floater.

Buzz.

SpeedsterDEN

Flying the 120 cm span.Messersmith ME 109... PSS. glider for the first time.
No Wind for the slopes, so we tow it after a Multiplex Mentor for some trim flights.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNtdadJBq_Q

SpeedsterDEN

The ME 109 on the slope for the first time today, just hardly Wind enough to keep it going but fun any way.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MOXUlVFRPA

SpeedsterDEN

Towing the Funcub with a Multiplex Mentor.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riWifKKESsM

Carlos Murphy

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Way back in the mid 70's I flew among other things a Midwest profile C/L 60 ME 109 at Torri Pines in California, it was a blast and profile C/L kits were very popular there.
Also flew a Bobbi Hawk, great ARF for the day.... even today.