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Old Feb 17, 2013, 06:03 PM
Flying = Falling (Slowly)
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Don...are your 3S & 4S 850 65C packs made by TP?
Yes. And while I am sure that there are many other good packs out there, but I have never had packs that lasted longer or performed better than TP's.

Happy Landings,

Don
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Old Feb 17, 2013, 06:41 PM
Fly It Like You Stole It !!
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Skye,

You can build your ALES plane with one servo up front in it's intended position and one all the way back at the wing root in the farthest rearward cut-out. This opens up even more room for battery placement around the CG. I've seen pictures of it done that way, I just haven't done it. Before I started cutting up my Aspire Disser I hung all the components off the bottom of the fuse with masking tape and placed it on my balancing stand. That's how I knew where to place everything and it would work.

Hi Don,

I'll love to see your program when it's ready. In my "Trial & Error" method of experimentation over the past year or so I've come with the same Hi & Low power requirements that you are suggesting. At 3S 850mAh I'm inputting 365 watts with the prop setup and ESC I'm using. If I decide to go All-Out and power up to my max 4S 2500mAh pack, then I'm just shy of 1,100 watts using the same motor & ESC. I've not seen ANY conditions or reason to go for more power than that.

And I agree with you that too fast a climb in ALES is a disadvantage. The only time you truly need the extra power is when you're trying to range out farther because of strong winds or some other factor. Setting your planes rate-of-climb for ALES is almost like deciding how much ballast to carry for TD. It becomes a very personal thing and the better you know your own plane and it's capabilities the better you'll be at making that decision.

Happy Flying,

Murph
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Old Feb 17, 2013, 06:54 PM
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Yes, the P32 gearbox will fit on the 1107. I had a 1105 fitted with one once. But you will like the 1107 fitted with the P29 gearbox a lot better. It is lighter and much slimmer. The P32 may fit your current plane quite well, but many of the newer planes have noses which are simply too narrow to fit it. An 1107 with the P29 ought to be useful for a long time.

Happy Landings,

Don
Thanks for the info.
Rick
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Old Mar 13, 2013, 06:36 PM
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Got er done! This set of wings are my C68 pure sailplane, will be putting the servos in the ST wings in the next few weeks. Nice setup by Larry, it all fits like he laid out and CG is spot on! Might try a few flights tomorrow, freedom from a winch and bungee at last! And it's RED!
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