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AuthorTopic: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb bay (Read 799 times)
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Re: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb
« Result #1 on Nov 28, 2009, 1:59pm »		[Quote]
Thanks for your help. Now feel ready for the maiden. Will pass along your company name and positive responses to the membership of both of my RC clubs. It's all up to me now!........Robert
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Re: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb
« Result #2 on Nov 28, 2009, 1:02am »		[Quote]
Yup, just for nose wheel steering, V-tail rudder function is not neccessary, as with most edf, rudder is not a good idea mostly.
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« Result #3 on Nov 27, 2009, 10:16pm »		[Quote]
Ok, got it. One of your comments mentioned 60% expo on rudder. Did you program in a v-tail setup, or did you just mean steerable nosewheel? It crossed my mind that I might be able to program in v-tail but dismissed it since it was not mentioned in the manual..........Robert
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AuthorTopic: Huricane 1000-Beili model (Read 1,013 times)
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Re: Huricane 1000-Beili model
« Result #4 on Nov 27, 2009, 8:48am »		[Quote]
Yup, the hurricane 1000 is available.
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AuthorTopic: Huricane 1000-Beili model (Read 1,013 times)
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« Result #5 on Nov 27, 2009, 8:39am »		[Quote]
in intrested in ure sailboat. still available?
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Re: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb
« Result #6 on Nov 27, 2009, 5:26am »		[Quote]
Hello, here it is,

Luck would have it, I have mine all on 15mm all round for aileron and elevators up and down. I flew at 15mm fwd of suggested CG, needed quite a bit of elevator trim, so be prepared for it. All measurement taken at trailing edge at the root.

I used -40% expo on all flight control and -60% expo on rudder.

Cheers, good luck on the maiden.

Note: dont drop the bombs too far away or risk spending a lot of time looking for them....
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« Result #7 on Nov 26, 2009, 1:27pm »		[Quote]
Ok, thanks

Due to it's unique design, I just wanted to give myself the best chance for a successful maiden. I don't do well with oversensitive aircraft due to a handicap in my right hand.........Robert
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Re: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb
« Result #8 on Nov 26, 2009, 10:23am »		[Quote]
Hello,

It has been a while since we flown it, give me sometime to set it up again to make some measurement for the throw, still have the memory in the transmitter.

stay tuned.
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Re: New LX model F-117 70mm with retracts and bomb
« Result #9 on Nov 25, 2009, 8:37pm »		[Quote]
Does anyone have a suggestion on control throws for this bird? None in manual.
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AuthorTopic: Current SUPER 28 Deal....!!!! (Read 447 times)
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Re: Current SUPER 28 Deal....!!!!
« Result #10 on Oct 24, 2009, 6:42pm »		[Quote]
Super 28-4 Deals for the Corona RX is now closed. WE will launching Super 28-5. Look out for it.
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