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Joined Apr 2009
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You can improve the situation a little once you have it trimmed out. Shim the fixed portion to be very slightly nose down, so that once retrimmed, it looks like it is flying with perhaps a degree of down elevator. That lessens the up elevator required compared to the native airfoil and will drop the drag slightly in tighter turns.
Gerald |
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Tail Foill tables from CharleRiver ...
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articl...t-airfoils.htm As Oleg stated, I've hinged many full flying stab foils and they work fine ! |
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Joined Jan 2004
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I really need a set of tail feathers - bagged hinged whatever - i have an xp4 kit that needs building - yes u read that correctly.... i guess the balsa stuff is worth upgrading ...is there someone on rcgroups that sells them? - i see them from time to time in the classifieds but man they last like 5 minutes ! spent a lot of time reading the single cell thread and topdrive servos is a new thing for me and i like that idea a lot (have seen Oleg's validol installation man that is sweet) ...
a lot has changed in my 5 yr absence - should be fun...sorry for the minor drift there |
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