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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Robert Zambelli on August 22, 2010, 10:43:48 AM
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-------------------- this is what happens. LL~ LL~ (easier to laugh than cry!)
Finally got it trimmed out, making the best flight ever and then had an encounter with my own turbulence.
Bob Z.
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On the bright side, it looks like an almost perfect design; just about every part is broken! :o
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AW Geeeeee! Man that was one nice plane........hate it bad for ya! :'(
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Looks easy enough to fix. Send it to Windy. LL~ LL~ LL~
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You certainly had attained some ground speed. Are you sure you were really out of airspeed?
I had an "incident" this weekend, too, practicing inverted flight. Good thing I was flying an itty bitty 1/2A throwaway (sob).
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Bob,
We expect better than this from you. Pilots do make errors.
Chuck
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Pull BACK on the stick, make the houses look smaller..........
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Bob,
Rebuilt it or make another one. That was a cool airplane.
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Just consider it part of your re-engineering process to evolve it into a take-apart design. ;D
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Yes, I had lots of ground speed - unfortunately perpendicular to the ground!
No, I cannot rebuild it - it was actually much worse than the pictures show. I saved the flaps and empenage for another design.
Sad to see it go as it was really flying well.
Bob Z.
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Woah! Robert that sucks.
Actually was the suction from gravity that got it! HB~>
[[had an encounter with my own turbulence.]]
This is a problem with all except one of my airplanes. consecutive loops is where its worst.
The late afternoon practice I get is usually dead calm.
The Shark 45 based airplane seems to not have this problem.
Hate to see this happen to ya and a nice airplane.
David
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For those of you with short memories, here is what Bob lost -- :'(
http://stunthanger.com/smf/index.php?topic=17240.0
Larry Fulwider
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HI Bob,
I really hate to see that. It WAS a pretty plane! Now you can move on, but losing a good one hurts for a while. y1
Bill
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So sorry to see you lost one. I know I always joke with Bob, we go back a long ways but, I always like your work, and you never quite know what you are going to make next. Bob is a true builder!!
And a 4 stroke pioneer I might add. H^^
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Bob,
That is a big loss. Next time you have take the ground magnets out of the airplane.
Seriously, I hope you build another one.
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Man that stinks. I know how hard you have been working the kinks out on it.
On the other hand I can make you a deal on a CARDINETTE - had a recent major "price" hike I'm afraid...!
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CraSHING IS THE VERY THING THAT MAKES THIS SPORT SUCH A CHALLENGE. an artist hangs his painting on the wall and it is safe. We build a model and then tempt disaster by flying it.
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I know how to spell this one--BUMMER!! Sorry for your loss. :(