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Determining Float Size
How do you determine the size of the floats. I have a electric called a ThreeDee400 by Scorpio. Dim's:
Wings 36" Length 29.5" Weight 21 oz. Any idea on size float? 19" seem ok? I saw a post with site [link]http://www.foamfloats.com[/link]. Anyone had any experience with this place? Seems reasonably priced. |
RE: Determining Float Size
The formula is usually 75% of fuselage length, so 19" is in the ballpark. Position the step on the CG and see if the tips of the floats are a couple of inches ahead of the prop. IMHO foam floats are the way to go. Happy splash downs!!
Bill. |
RE: Determining Float Size
These guys seem to make a lot of small, lightweight floats for electrics: (AND they list a 19" size)
http://www.foamfloats.com/ |
RE: Determining Float Size
measure from the prop to the CG and multiply by 2.5 to get the float length.
make sure at least 10% of the length is ahead of the prop. Alasdair |
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