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First mix , ch6 master ch1 slave, pos and neg mixes 100% (i picked these arbitrarily) -
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2nd mix ch1 as master, 4 as slave, this would be the relationship in "on" condition -
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Display showing ch6 "up" -
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Display switch D "down" ch1 stick full left -
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Switch D down, ch1 stick full right.
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In the Aux channels, you select either none, one of the switches, or a sensor/telemetry item in Right column -
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SwC in center position on display screen -
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swC in up position (i think) -
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swC in down position (if previous was up) -
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In Mixer screen, Master is the channel assigned to swC, Slave is the one I want to affect (elevator, ch2), Pos mix, neg mix, offset are adjusted to get the desired results.
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OSS-mpf SeaBee finally finished her last summer. flies a treat with three blade. Good on water, though I'm still learning how to fly her in - tend to do ok til last foot and plop! -
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Tailless Biplane Racer (TBR) from half sheet of MPF. Finished her up in Nov 16! Very smooth and fast flyer (3000kv blue wonder on 2s) -
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OSF-mpf I upsized the Floater to use MPF and got a totally different performance. This is RET set up, but loops and rolls well, and even flys inverted ok. (without the floats, though) I've flown her with wheels, skis and floats. -
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A friend commented that he was ready for a low wing plane to learn the characteristics, and that got me thinking what a low wing floater would look like, so I kit bashed my own kit. REAT on this one, perhaps my favorite easy flyer now. -
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Did a Burnelli style lifting body in DTF, flew ok, but too quick and fragile with the twin motors. Need to do this again bigger in MPF, as She looked quirky and cool in the air! -
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updated the Quicksilver with this one sheet MPF QS37. Was gonna kit it, but I used the same single tube rolled fuse as original QS and figured no one else would go that route. KFM3 wing, fast and fun flyer. This one also uses a main gear from PVC pipe -
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Upscaled the half sheet OSR to MPF size and added KFM5a wing and wheel pants. -
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yet another upscaling of the OST Beech to MPF size. functional rudders and retracts on her. Great flying, but lands fast. May need to actually do flaps on one!
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About half done, bottom skin glued - ready for top skin -
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Here's the wing structure up close. The "tube is for the servo wires to feed throug. -
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I tried hand launching this monster, and failed several times before a first flight. Decided to make a ramp shown. Much better launches now !
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here's the plane, just a typical half sheet OSA. It is actually one I built to validate the kit templates. Went together well, as I recall. -
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Closeup of the nose. The prop is only a bit out of scale, and clears the ground well. The motor is hot glued in place, I need to think up a better mounting. The motor base sits on a horizontal flat, so need to create one. -
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The view inside the servo compartment. The RX came with servos and arms/screws, so all I added were the wires and control surface horns (thanks American Express for the fake card!).
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Out on first flight after the added length to fuse and increased tail plane area (added about 4" per side to span) -
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shot of the airfoil. it's an armin style about 8%, slight undercamber, maybe sort of like and Eppler 377... -
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Here's the tail with new covering. you can see the addons. -
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decided it was time to finally have a sleek nosed glider, so shrunk this cowl from a bottle over wood form.
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QuickSilver, classic 30's racer, great on the snow. -
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Rollason Beta, 60's racer. Fast and now upgraded but no new snow pix yet. -
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OSBeech 18, needs hard packed snow to not disappear! -
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OSP51 another great flyer on the snow, skis are big and wider than others, so she really floats on it. -
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Pre decorations, but with larger prop, a good flyer on firm snow.