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| SteveM | Peck Polymers One Nite 28 | Flying | 12-Apr-08 03:49 |  | | Views : 1342 | | The One Nite 28 motor RPM was too low for flight. The ESC low voltage would kick in if I opened the throttle too wide. It looks like I'll just have to lower the low voltage protect, time my flights, and kill the motor before the radio dies. |
| SteveM | Peck Polymers One Nite 28 | Flying | 12-Apr-08 03:36 |  | | Views : 1384 | | Went flying today but the wind was too strong for the lighter models. Here is the SIG Cub getting tossed onto its side. |
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| SteveM | Peck Polymers One Nite 28 | Build | 22-Mar-08 23:15 |  | | Views : 1532 | | SIG Cub that I threw together today. It should weigh an ounce, but it weighs 1.59 oz due to sheet wood that weighs 40 lbs/cu.ft! Somehwere a guy restoring the roof of a Model A is wondering why he got balsa instead of the ironwood he ordered. |
| SteveM | Peck Polymers One Nite 28 | Flying | 22-Mar-08 18:57 |  | | Views : 1241 | | This picture pretty much sums up how my R/C mod flies. AUW is 5.82 ounces, which makes the wing loading 6 oz/ft^2 (nearly as much as the MM Hellcat). Mostly to blame is that I have 3x110 mAh NiCd for the motor and 4x300 mAh NiMh for the radio and servo. |
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