Mounting the receiver and actuators is simple and straightforward in the wing pylon.

The Quick Junior is a very stable flyer and skims by close to the gymnasium floor.

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This is my standard low wing trim for WW2 fighters based on freeflight experience --- the flight pattern is safe and docile, but remember that throttle setting is effectively the elevator function in rudder /motor equipped models; If you use elevator as

Eric Hook's very linear output "Tabmag" actuator can be built to low weights at small cost ---- this design really does the trick with my models!!