HOW TO SIZE THE WING and other control surfaces # How to calculate the Dimensions of RC Plane

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[@ElectroniClinic]

One of the best videos, i will confirm these calculations, as i am building the one.

[@ahmedgabr3410]

tell us vedios useful to fly a plane???

[@user-lh4je7yg7m]

Excellent video. I am scratch building an rc plane that is unstable in flight probably due to the sizing of my control surfaces--will use the info in your video to correct. If you did a video on C-loading: cubic loading versus ounces per square feet, I think a lot of viewers may find that interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@puransaini208]

Nice 🤗🤗

[@isaacworkman2209]

Great Video!

[@aerogo_live]

Thanks!

[@dharmendrakumarahirwar5324]

Great work mam

[@aerogo_live]

Thank you 😊

[@rachanagajakosh7489]

amazing stuff...thank you !!! also, loved your pleasant voice

[@aerogo_live]

Thank you so much😁.

[@Jia-dp9cu]

Pleasant voice lol 😅

[@MrSalman108]

It would be better if you can please tell, what kind of plane or what flight characteristics are you targeting because these ratios are different for different types of planes.

[@aerogo_live]

Right, here we are targeting the trainer planes.

[@khaopiyaghumo]

Please make video on Design of aircraft by putting wing span constant

[@aerogo_live]

Will work on it.
Thank u

[@batsyachanel1240]

Top 👍👍

[@melons1135]

very helpful

[@tallapalliswechharamaiah1616]

👏👏👏

[@aerogo_live]

Thank you

[@mingosutu]

This stuff is for specialized people and technicians

[@uncertifiedAsian]

what are you basing your calculations off? A real life plane that has been scaled down?

[@manikanthpkammar5250]

Mam could please making the video on the on 3 parts of fuselage complete dimensions and calculations and also how much angle deviation at the f3 part of fuselage

[@BillyG869]

This is far from anything but a wild ass guess approach. Start with analyzing an existing model that performs like you intend your design to perform. Then move ahead by fine tuning and testing.

[@noobnitesh]

How do you get the dimensions? Pls explain

[@gondesinitinsai]

😍💯💯

[@aerogo_live]

Thank you

[@vayuteam7166]

👍👍👍

[@aerogo_live]

thank you

[@g.p.7880]

Mam I have Two questions -
1) What is Wing root chord ? and
2) Agar Wing leading age se tapered hai to iska CG calculation kaise karenge ?

[@AnasKhan-yc3ur]

What about taper wings ??

[@teenovatorsrcian7720]

yeah Good one...

[@aerogo_live]

Thanks ✌️

[@vijaymahi265]

Which is the reference you used to do tha calculations?

[@donjayamaha6174]

Hi we can't see what you are writing could you put the calculation as pdf

[@jalalhaider83]

What will be the calculation of 7inch chord length let's say wing span is 42inch plane ... You said H stabilizer is 15 to 20% of wing span someone said 20 to 25% of wing span when maintaining 3:1 aspect it's pain in the ass so please tell us what is right and what is wrong

[@flydrotechinfo485]

Can u clear my doubts ??

[@aerogo_live]

yeah what's your doubt?

[@puransaini3582]

help me with this stuff...difficult to understand

[@daviddavids2884]

see my comment. at linked drawings. note the fuselage is shaped like an elongated teardrop or top-view of a trout. at any scale, correct airframe design boils-down to RATIOS!!! at second link, a CORRECT illustration of a typical cessna high-wing design; the ideal location of c-m is indicated. center of mass. cheers
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[@aerogo_live]

you can write your doubt here so that we can clear it or to [e-mail]

[@daviddavids2884]

if interested, see my tutorials.

[@daviddavids2884]

some info. you Should be using drawings that show Correct PROPORTIONS. the (prevalent) use of Heavy materials results in Every scratch-built model being Heavy for its size (and having tail-heaviness in its dom. distribution of mass). good airframe design can be achieved, where One fundamental dimension is determined; that being, either, prop diameter or wingspan range. in this case, design priority should be given to wingspan. these heavy models need to have a wingspan of one meter/yard or greater. with this information, the other dimensions can be determined; via the use of a few Ratios/math. questions. googletranslate

[@aeronmics]

It’s honestly more reasonable if you apply Dimensional Analysis for the scaling of your craft

[@puransaini208]

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