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Offline Robert W

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Not stuntable but tasted good.
« on: October 12, 2008, 06:54:19 PM »
The wife finally bought me an airplane but, it never made it to the field. I was trying to hook up a bellcrank, but it did not last that long. The plane was made from chocolate and it did taste pretty good. I have had trouble attaching photos in the past and hope this works.


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Re: Not stuntable but tasted good.
« Reply #1 on: October 13, 2008, 03:19:39 PM »
I am not one to tell a person how to trim out a stunt ship,(but I get called on to do that sometimes) but, my sense is that, if your daughter is going to bite off the inboard wing, she is going to end a dutch roll particularly on hard maneuvers above 45 degrees. This is going to be exascerbated because she is flying a twin. In addition, your daughter is using quite a bit of swept back on her wing, (well done!) and this could possibly magnify the problem even worse. I suggest she goes for a leadout reposition as opposed to eating the wing, thereby making her trim-out much much easier. H^^
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