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I have two airplanes (one is a foamy and the other is a 36%) that have the same bad trait.
The planes fly hands-off while right side up. However, when I try to go hands-off while inverted, the planes want to do a slow roll. ***? |
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What radio are you using? Is it 7 channels or under?
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dynamic balance.maybe?...
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Vic -- I use a Futaba 14MZ for both planes.
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Storklappe once you have your airplane flying hands off straight and level, roll inverted, if the left wing drops add weight to the right wing and if it drops the right wing add weight to the left wing. Start this off with very little weight on your foamy and you should see a big difference.
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I'll try adding a little weight on the foamy's wing and try it as soon as the winddies down.
Why does the heavy wing only cause the "problem" when it is inverted (it flys hands-off right side up)? |
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you probaly trimmed it to compensate for the weight.
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Wah wah wee wah!!
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Exactly. You've trimmed the plane to compensate for the lateral imbalance while upright. So if the left wing is heavy, you've added right trim. Roll it inverted, and now the wing on the right side is the heavy one, PLUS there is right aileron trim, effectively doubling the problem. Set the lateral CG right and it'll become a whole new airplane.
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