Awesome build video and really amazing flying skills. Can you tell me how you do the manoeuvre at 13:28 and what is it called? thanks again! Thanks to your videos i ordered the edge 540t pp and i absolutely love it as my first 3d trainer plane, all my friends at the field love it too. cheers!
What do you prefer for a bit windier days outside that the smaller foamies won't fly in? The 38" Skywing vs. 39" Hacker Edge 540 V3? Any other thoughts between these two, or a different plane in this size you might choose instead?
Bigger is better but the risk is often not worth it. I usually just fly the 32" Vertigo, the thing is a rocket and has enough power to handle strong winds
PP is Polypropylene board, a material that resembles vinyl but it fairly stiff. It has fairly good compressive and tensile strength which makes it ideal for model building. Skywing does still sell EPP hybrids, but it looks like the trend is to switch over to PP instead of EPP.
Yes, I think the PP out performs EPP because the PP material is structurally stronger than EPP, especially in compression. This makes the fuselage and wings more rigid than a similar EPP covered airframe. The whole airframe becomes more rigid which results in a more precise flying machine. The very slow flying quality of EPP is hard to beat, but PP performs very similar and the slickness of the material I believe makes it much better for fast XA maneuvers because there is less drag. This really becomes apparent in the 38" size PP planes which outperform any of the 38" size EPP planes that I have flown.
very nice. I like it better than the edge
Awesome build video and really amazing flying skills. Can you tell me how you do the manoeuvre at 13:28 and what is it called? thanks again! Thanks to your videos i ordered the edge 540t pp and i absolutely love it as my first 3d trainer plane, all my friends at the field love it too. cheers!
Hi dear sir pleas Tell me servos used digi?? Thank's you lot dear sir
What do you prefer for a bit windier days outside that the smaller foamies won't fly in? The 38" Skywing vs. 39" Hacker Edge 540 V3? Any other thoughts between these two, or a different plane in this size you might choose instead?
Bigger is better but the risk is often not worth it. I usually just fly the 32" Vertigo, the thing is a rocket and has enough power to handle strong winds
which prop you uses with this motor
Motor: AXI 2808/24 1190kv
Prop: APC 11X5.5
Hello Friend!
What material is the PP ??? Skywing no longer uses EPP?
PP is Polypropylene board, a material that resembles vinyl but it fairly stiff. It has fairly good compressive and tensile strength which makes it ideal for model building. Skywing does still sell EPP hybrids, but it looks like the trend is to switch over to PP instead of EPP.
Thank you very much for answering! ; )
I have an EPP MXS and it flies incredible: do you think the PP is the best material for these planes?
Yes, I think the PP out performs EPP because the PP material is structurally stronger than EPP, especially in compression. This makes the fuselage and wings more rigid than a similar EPP covered airframe. The whole airframe becomes more rigid which results in a more precise flying machine. The very slow flying quality of EPP is hard to beat, but PP performs very similar and the slickness of the material I believe makes it much better for fast XA maneuvers because there is less drag. This really becomes apparent in the 38" size PP planes which outperform any of the 38" size EPP planes that I have flown.
OKAY! Very interesting your comment! I think I'll try with a 48 "in PP. ; )
Hi, the wing assembly at ruclips.net/video/4wkIITUnizE/видео.html , I still confuse that its wing detachable or not? or use glue?
Please give me link to buy it.
Northwest RC.com
@@garylucas6511 thank you