Wisconsin John

Check out the attached videos of the assembly of my Sport Cub. I go into detail all the mods I did on this plane. The recommended fly weight with wheels is 945 grams. The actual fly weight with the skis was 1297 grams. I thought I might have gone to far over the weight limit, but I flew two flights, each with one Admiral 3S 2200mah 45C battery. Each flight was around 6-7 minutes. Each battery was around 30% after each flight and a little warm, but not hot. The ESC (40 AMP) and motor (stock) were warm, but not hot. The plane had plenty of power and lift. I actually did quit a few aerobatic maneuvers, loops, snap rolls and knife edges. You really couldn't see them on the video, so I cut them out and concentrated on take offs and landings. I was quite surprised as to how well she flew, had a ball flying her. Enjoy the videos.
Wisconsin John

Sport Cub S2 Assembly Part-1:
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