Alternate servo layout for Liberty F5J fuselage. Using the new "Short Nose"

There is a new "Short Nose" option for the Liberty which can help with CG. I recommend the short nose for light models, X or V tail. We go over installing the fuselage servos under the wing instead of under the canopy. All Liberty's ship with both servo tray options.
Proudly Made in Ukraine
4 meter wing span radio control F5J sailplane.
The Liberty is the most user friendly model we have tried. It is best flow by pointing in a direction and not touching the sticks. Wait for it to indicate lift and start turning! It virtually flies itself. Highly recommended for those who would rather focus on finding air than flying a more "hands on" model. The Liberty does everything well and is not super sensitive to setup changes. Truly, this is the best hallow molded F5J model available at this time!
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[@arnaldomedeiros3966]

Very nice Ali.
make a video of the setup of the controls, thermal, speed differential.
Are you going to make a video of the flight?

[@flightcomp]

Hi, no...the model was shipped to Korea!

[@ozjohnno]

Nicely done.... I am just thinking about getting back into RC Gliders. I note that you are using KST servo's. I looked up the price of them and WOW.... they are pretty spendy... $75 dollary doos (Im in australia). Do you think it is better to spend the dough on better servos, or a 'whizz bang' radio....... What radio do you use??