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Too...many...old people!!!1
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Sounds good. Good luck on your maiden!
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The Reactor is looking pretty tempting.
Anyone thrown one around yet? Cory |
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Thanks for the Support!
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I flew mine yesterday.
DL-50, Futaba Digital servos. Plane is fun. I didn't have enough time to dial the plane in, but in 3 flights it felt comfortable. I need more elevator throw, it would harrier, but with like 45 deg I could not get a waterfall. I also need to move the CG back a bit. I was just forward of the recommended CG, and it was a bit nose heavy. Overall the plane flys great. It's fairly pattern like on low rates, and can wind up on High rates. This may be CG related, but it did seem to have a bit of pitch and roll coupling, but completely KE capable. The 1600 sq inches of wing really makes this sucker float. It will fly at 5 mph into NO wind. And landing this bird in a non event. It just floats down, and gently touches the ground. AS soon as I finish it, I'll have a full review up in the PP section.
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Doo It! Doo It!
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My Question is, why did they design it with two servo's for the ailerons, most planes this size only have one.
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Ailerons ARE HUGE, HUGE!!!!
Also, you can use cheaper servos. Two 150 oz or $120 oz servos should be fine.
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Gettin' Lower!
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well I finely got mine in the air I agree with sleepy on the way the plane flys the brison is plenty of power for the reactor and i did use the 3blade prop it is slower with it but very quiet vert. is unlimited but pull out although strong would be better with a 2 blade landing dead stick is also a none event . ran it out of gas low and had no problem geting it on the runway even with a tite turn dead to do so it does well off of grass wich is a good thing with the raked back gear I need more time to realy dial it in but I feel this plane will be a fun keeper
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What you can't get any lower?
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Anybody who has one finished with a 50CC what did the final weight end up.
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Gettin' Lower!
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16lb with my brison wich is 5oz heaveyer than a da
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This is sounding great. I think this might be a good christmas present and a DL50. I already have a pitts muffler. Keep up the flying and give us good reports.
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With a DL-50 on standard muffler I got 16.7 lbs
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Help - I like helicopters
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What would a G-38 Zenoah do in this plane? I kind of know better, but that's what's not doing much right now. Looks like a really fun plane & I like the style of it too. Is the landing gear one piece, or the two piece like on the smaller Reactor?
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2 piece gear.
I bet a G38 would sport fly it fine.
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