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Building Tips and technical articles. => 1/2 A building. => Topic started by: minnesotamodeler on August 19, 2009, 08:17:39 PM
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Check out my little .020-powered combat wings in the Combat forum!
Well, OK, here's a teaser:
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Ray , that looks like good times , what length lines are you using ? #^
Bill
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Bill, I started out with my first .020-powered plane (Queen Bee biplane) on 15' in my backyard, too short, lazy eights were all that saved me! I cut some 20' and that was better, but finally went to the old 1/2A standard of 27'. The .020s pull that just fine, my .010-powered stunter even does OK on the 27'. I had to remove a diseased tree in my backyard so now I can use the 20' lines back there.
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Ray, looks like you are having too mucho funno!!! Love the backyard flying. Still pounding one of your barn doors in the ground about twice a week, balsa to ca ratio getting closer!! Took off the norvel and mounted a medallion to slow it down a little, it is so much fun and still my fav flatwinger. Give us a flight report when you can , might have to get a .020 and try myself. Good to hear you are in good health, take care, Ray
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Thanks Ray, health is improving, it's been a hard year...think I can see the end. (of the problems, not of me.)
The BarnDoor is built for pounding, glad to hear you're putting it to the test!