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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Bill Hodges on May 29, 2008, 04:51:35 PM
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Guys, I am just finishing up a Brodak ARC Bi Slob. I have searched the instruction book from front to back and can find no mention of the balance point. Right now, it is balancing dead on the spar. Is that a good jumping off point or do I need to make some adjustment before the first flight? Any help will be appreciated.
Bill Hodges
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You mean there's supposed to be a balance point? ;D I don't know that I can even say Bi-Slobs require any kind of trim... hmm...
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You are good to go on the spar..
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Bill,
Checked three of them from our club.
Spar seems to be the preferred (or just happens to be y1) location.
Roger V.
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Thanks for the info guys. Maybe I can get a flight on it soon.
Bill
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Which spar???
Upper or lower wing???
Clancy
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Which spar??? Lower
Upper or lower wing??? Upper
That's the balance point on ours. your results may vary! Roger
Clancy
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I just rechecked mine. Its about 1/2" fwd of spar on upper wing.
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I just pulled out the plans that where in Fling Models and it is 1/2" behind center of the spar. I don't know if thats where everyone is flying them at that but thats what the plans say.