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jasonw415 · 01-28-2008, 08:23 AM

Flyin high is right. It has a huge cg range. I fly mine with the wings in the foward position. I'm running a da150 with greeves pipes and every damn component except the seiko is in the cowl. 42 lbs. does seem very....very light. This plane flies sooo damn straight it doesn't need much tweaking. With the wing in the forward position it has to be the most stable high alpha plane out there. Blowovers are cake from 40 ft. Everybody is always talking about "rock solid harriers"... this plane actually lives up to it. It flies well tail heavy. It flies well nose heavy. The area it lacks is high energy flight. A very crisp and more importantly, very predictable plane. Have fun!

01-28-2008, 08:23 AM	#4
jasonw415 Flyin' Around Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Sacramento Ca. Age: 36 Posts: 23	Re: C-ARF 3.3M Yak CG Flyin high is right. It has a huge cg range. I fly mine with the wings in the foward position. I'm running a da150 with greeves pipes and every damn component except the seiko is in the cowl. 42 lbs. does seem very....very light. This plane flies sooo damn straight it doesn't need much tweaking. With the wing in the forward position it has to be the most stable high alpha plane out there. Blowovers are cake from 40 ft. Everybody is always talking about "rock solid harriers"... this plane actually lives up to it. It flies well tail heavy. It flies well nose heavy. The area it lacks is high energy flight. A very crisp and more importantly, very predictable plane. Have fun!