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Feb 14, 2012, 02:20 PM
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United States, UT, Eden
Joined Jan 2010
4,207 Posts
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My Steig is an older model with 4 servos in fuse. Flew today in some wind and active lift. I have 2 radio setups:
#1 is for 'float'; with differential ailerons, snap flaps, low throws, slower trim speed; and I set the CG at 79. #2 is for 'run'; with no differential, no snap, more throw, faster trim; and I set the CG at 76. Tried both setups today back to back multiple times. #2 is definitely much better for wind, at least on my plane, and it was doing the best today by far. #1 is great for clam conditions with light lift. |
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Feb 14, 2012, 04:18 PM
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Denver CO
Joined Mar 2009
469 Posts
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Awesome, ill give that a shot. I used to have that version but updated to the new topdrive! Way better quality! And a lot more robust!
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Feb 16, 2012, 12:54 PM
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Joined May 2010
294 Posts
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Mar 11, 2012, 02:16 PM
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Joined May 2010
294 Posts
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Hi,
Some pics from last Saturday practice I made some changes to the old Steig setup and match it to my new one the TopDrive. I moved the CG backwards from 70.5 mm to 78-79 mm I changed the Throws same as i did with my new Top Drive Steig. Both now the same setup, just the weight is a bit different. Old Steig 300 grams New Steig 288 grams |
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