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Greyhoundman · 01-23-2009, 03:05 PM

I had an Airwild Giles 300 also composite It was a very smooth flying plane, but took ALLOT of work to get it that way. All the incidences were off, not just wing to stab, but different between each stab and each wing. The wing tube in the fuse was not perfectly horizontal....or square requiring quite a bit of work to get them to fit. Also the way the ailerons and elevators attach (skin hinged) it limited the max throw significantly.

01-23-2009, 03:05 PM	#4
Greyhoundman GRRRR Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ofallon, MO Age: 33 Posts: 1,216	Re: 35% composite 330L Airwild 899.00 I had an Airwild Giles 300 also composite It was a very smooth flying plane, but took ALLOT of work to get it that way. All the incidences were off, not just wing to stab, but different between each stab and each wing. The wing tube in the fuse was not perfectly horizontal....or square requiring quite a bit of work to get them to fit. Also the way the ailerons and elevators attach (skin hinged) it limited the max throw significantly. __________________ www.rescuedracers.com