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.
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 :(
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
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.
The CG values are with the sharp nose - prior to blunting it
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
Great design, sure I will try it
AND make sure that your CG is correct - and perhaps even a little bit nose heavy
For me - expo is key on flying wings
You are awesome brother
You r great man
Haha! So true - in all other aspects of my life I use metric. Next build video all metric! Deal?
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 :(
Are the CG values you mention from the edge of the blunt nose or from where the pouted tip was before removing it?
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
could i make this out of celotex
How do you determine the center of gravity for a plane like this?
fwcg.3dzone.dk/ This is what I use to get the CoG for all of my wings. I place it at the beginner line
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 :-)
nose heavy