Bipe Flat PBF!
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not sure if this is a first but should be done soon! All i need is a motor mount and it's done so on wednesday I m going to make one and install it that night take some pics and fly it on saturday or sunday or some week night if my mom will drive me and i have time!
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Well I posted it on SPAD World and it turns out someone else did it! Which is amazing for me because now I think it'll fly! lol
I'm putting a ST 40 on it that will not rev up to full power
if anyone has any suggestions for my ST 40 plz help me! I'm gonna put some after run oil in it and see what happens!
I'm putting a ST 40 on it that will not rev up to full power
if anyone has any suggestions for my ST 40 plz help me! I'm gonna put some after run oil in it and see what happens!
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Chord is the distance between leading edge of wing and trailing edge. There are different chord measurements tho. There's the root chord (the chord at the fuse) and the tip chord (the chord at the tip of the wing).
Not very elegant, but hope this helps,
Not very elegant, but hope this helps,
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From: camborne, UNITED KINGDOM
the standard pbf size is 24" x 24", that means the wing chord, (constant chord) is 24". on a normal configured plane, this would be the minimum distance between the two wing panels.
have a go with the pbf, if it doesnt work, try seperating them more. and as phil said, have fun!
i remember my first pbf flight, yeah, that was fun :bananahea:
have a go with the pbf, if it doesnt work, try seperating them more. and as phil said, have fun!
i remember my first pbf flight, yeah, that was fun :bananahea:
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I tried something similar last year. It did fly, but not very well.
Here is a link to the thread I posted back then. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_38.../tm.htm#384790
Lots of luck.
TW
Here is a link to the thread I posted back then. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_38.../tm.htm#384790
Lots of luck.
TW




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