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When I saw that on the news.
I said that looks like where you fly. [QUOTE=Kloner;24033046] P.S. the battery has the right idea! |
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adjust the trim on your radio?
I believe the method I saw posted was to lay a ruler across the top of the wing and make the elevons flush up to the ruler. Then adjust the trim on the radio once you are in the air to get it tracking smooth. It should be really close after using the ruler method though. If you have good servos, and good servo linkages it should stay flying nicely after that... |
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if you set it up with the ruler or cell phone and it doesn't track the roll perfectly straight,,,, it's not straight where you glued it together. The less tuning it takes right there to keep it from rolling the better it's gonna fly with less wag.it would or should have a slow roll nose down set straight with cg perfectly set, it should have just the slightest up from flat, a couple degrees
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