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mbacosa · 11-08-2009, 05:45 PM

I have used the recommendations made by Reza and my Yak flies awesome. I dont 3D so two servos on the rudder seems adequet but if I were to 3D I would go with 3. I am using the two inboard servo mounts as well and my plane
snaps fine. I did have to dial up a little more aileron throw to help on vertical and 45 degree snaps and it has made all
the difference. I am running a DA 150 with Greves and I have plenty of power and my weight is just shy of 42 lbs. I am running a pretty simple set up with 3 A123 2300 mah batts, no regs, two receivers and fromeco switches. I can get four solid flights with 3-4 sequences per flight and still have 50% of the battery life left.....I have to agree with though. I thought the wings were a little heavy as well compared to some other models that I have had...BUT you will have a tough time finding a nicer flying plane....IMHO!!!

11-08-2009, 05:45 PM	#8
mbacosa Bad-ass Super Contributer! Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mesa, Arizona Posts: 937	Re: QQ 120 inch only took 1.5 years to build... I have used the recommendations made by Reza and my Yak flies awesome. I dont 3D so two servos on the rudder seems adequet but if I were to 3D I would go with 3. I am using the two inboard servo mounts as well and my plane snaps fine. I did have to dial up a little more aileron throw to help on vertical and 45 degree snaps and it has made all the difference. I am running a DA 150 with Greves and I have plenty of power and my weight is just shy of 42 lbs. I am running a pretty simple set up with 3 A123 2300 mah batts, no regs, two receivers and fromeco switches. I can get four solid flights with 3-4 sequences per flight and still have 50% of the battery life left.....I have to agree with though. I thought the wings were a little heavy as well compared to some other models that I have had...BUT you will have a tough time finding a nicer flying plane....IMHO!!!