| Image Comments |
| jgood | 22-Jul-07 09:51 |
| You can see the servo underneath the wing. The servo wire should somewhat blend in with the to-be-installed struts and support wires. |
| poppy | 22-Jul-07 14:40 |
| Great engineering!! Looks good on ground, can't wait to see in the air. |
| jgood | 22-Jul-07 15:59 |
| Thanks Poppy! Here's a video of my run-up tests today. |
| poppy | 22-Jul-07 16:53 |
| That's fantastic!! I just gotta try one. I've only used glow engines in past. Noisey and messy. Those ailerons have plenty of throw. Should be a blur rolling and looping. Again, great job. |
| moostang51 | 22-Jul-07 17:39 |
| Great video. How much throttle was it to lift it's butt? It's going to be a beautiful bird in the air. |
| David Duckett | 22-Jul-07 17:47 |
| That's a great video! My cat Patches lifts his ass just like that when power (scratching) is applied. What a joy to see! The plane. |
| jgood | 22-Jul-07 17:53 |
| Thank you guys! Moostang, that was about 1/3 throttle to lift the tail off, I think. I think I have > 1:1 power to weight ratio, so I'm not worried about it being underpowered. Controllable, that's the thing I'm worrying about! David, very funny about patches. Is he on YouTube as well?! |
| David Duckett | 22-Jul-07 18:16 |
| No, it would probably be obscene. I guess it's a cat thing, his Mother did it, too. |
