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Building Tips and technical articles. => 1/2 A building. => Topic started by: Dane Martin on November 06, 2016, 01:23:27 PM
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Two quick videos. But I should have got a video of Joey flying big inside and outside loops. Very nice round loops. The capability of this plane is amazing.
Here's me flying low and slow while holding the phone. A little FPV view.
https://youtu.be/j_bO179hBnw
And a up close view of Joey flying (short clip)
https://youtu.be/tVHw5idCVME
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Pretty cool, Dane. I love your launch technique. I've always turned down offers from other people to fly their Slobs, afraid of re-kitting them. It looks like it'll do about anything you want it to. Good steady engine run considering all the quick turning. Are you feeding it with a bladder?
That's awfully pretty grass for Las Vegas. Nice and soft for those quick landings.
Rusty
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It will do what you want, however as I have found out, the slower you go, the more finesse you have to feed it. The closer you are to that stall point, eeek!
And that engine run, is on a 3/8 oz perfect tank. Pure suction run. Just prop experimentation and a good tune. Joey M set that up. I just maintain the airframe... lol
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Very cool! I have to build one!
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Wow! Howdy Brother Dane!! Nice flying!! Bit a while since you've posted anything :-\! I thought you had given up flying in exchange for "WORK" :o :o %^@!! LL~ LL~
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Sorry guys, I missed the replies. I have been away from building anything in way too long. I need to fire up some stuff after the first of the new year
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I'm always amazed how well the Bi-slobs seem to maintain enough line tension to allow such control. What's the trick? ;)
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The engine on the Baby BiSlob is angled out at 10 degrees. 17% of the thrust is pulling the airplane to the outside.
Pat
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I also have a 60 size biplane and a 35 size monoplane available.
Pat