FPV40 Build Instructions

[@robertsweeney684]

I know this is an older video .But this is a great wing .The only change I made was to add a spar to the wing and a smaller pod just for the batteries. Cg was spot on. Thank you for sharing.

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

The CG values are with the sharp nose - prior to blunting it

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

I could do that! It may take a little while though. The basic idea is to make it a bit nose heavy then add some up trim

[@ikarus342000]

Great design, sure I will try it

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

AND make sure that your CG is correct - and perhaps even a little bit nose heavy

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

For me - expo is key on flying wings

[@prathameshkalaskar9250]

You are awesome brother

[@crasychat]

You r great man

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

Haha! So true - in all other aspects of my life I use metric. Next build video all metric! Deal?

[@debeumers]

Is it possible that you make a video on how to make de plane CG perfect with all te stuff on. I made 2 flying wings by your desing. But they flew only 2 meters before crashing in to the ground. I can't seem to get it right :(

[@treeseatmyplanes]

Are the CG values you mention from the edge of the blunt nose or from where the pouted tip was before removing it?

[@ontoknow18]

I'm having problems with this plane it is very no se ve I am using 2200 battery and the rest its like yours I did not use the expo would that make a difference

[@ThePorkyPilotShow]

could i make this out of celotex

[@josemaldonado5312]

How do you determine the center of gravity for a plane like this?

[@ProjectFlightDesign]

fwcg.3dzone.dk/ This is what I use to get the CoG for all of my wings. I place it at the beginner line

[@nellodude]

Thanks I really appreciate the time you have gone to to give us the build information.
However, 4"/38' come on, join the metric world :-)

[@ontoknow18]

nose heavy