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If its any help - I use very little up aileron for crow - maybe 10-15 degrees. Phil.

I've had an X2. Lost it due to Frsky bit that's another story. I don't remember it being difficult to setup to land. Sometimes you can suffer from the servos taking their time to get to full travel. If you think the elevator only has to go a few mm and the flaps can take a lot longer and the ailerons somewhere between. That being said most models need a curve on the elevator where it ramps up more quickly than linear and flattens off as you get to full flap travel.

Hi, I have an Xplorer2 which I fly with a Taranis and the ESoar template. I am happy with the way it flies apart from taking Crow. I have found it to be very pitchy, nose up. I have altered the curve for the Elevator compensation to give me more nose down as soon as crow is selected ( full down!). This helps with the inital pitch but due to the large amount s of elevator comp when I stow them for landing am now encountering a pitch ( up, I think) at low altitude. I have tried increased aileron. I have flown f3f models in the past and they have been easily trimmed to be benign regarding t

You are looking good there Marc. The Bug has bitten. Adrian.

Thanks for all the offers. I am now sorted.

Have to agree that Grunher CNC are indeed fabulous at what they do. I’ve assembled a laser cut kit if the Slite V2 an f3res design & everything fits together like a glove very happy with what I managed to put together over the Xmas holiday of it. Expensive & over engineered? yes Worth every penny? Definitely

Ah ah, yes indeed. At a moment there were 12 in flight. Fortunately they went away very quickly. But respect, they earn the flight walking up.

Well. of course! I was fascinated by the paraglider pilot trudging up towards the slope.

Originally built and owned by respected UK f3f pilot. Two new aileron servo's just fitted (two flights since). Full carbon wings and tail and rear fus in very good condition with no dents, marks, damage or repairs. Previous owner prob had hard landing causing fuselage crack under nose cone. Seems strong so I've flown it as is, no problem. Existing nose cone is repaired and fully functional. New nose cones are available from Aeromod. Has lead ballast for fuselage and nicely made box for wings and tail covers. Would prefer not, but can post if I have to £350

You watched till the end?! Beer earned

Another great landing, Ric!

Gotta love a border

I guess I forgot to share the first flight of my last little project. There are three more versions coming.

Kent Interclub was formed in the mid 1970s to bring together model clubs in Kent by running both league and cup competitions for pure and electric gliders. Covid restrictions significantly disrupted our competition calendar last year, resulting in only a couple of small competitions being run later in the season. To stage these events in a Covid-Safe way required an amount of preparation and changes to be made and proven during the event. As a result of the work last year, the Kent Interclub is well prepared for the new season and we are confident about being able to run the conte

When you know the running order of the race videos- have you watched them too often?

ive been back on the simulator for over a week now ...................truly sad.. cant keep watching Aubry's videos

Thanks for that Pete looks like a plan. Harry

Closest I can get. https://www.facebook.com/100001272718646/videos/3979524232099961

She wasn't until it started raining.

Dog doesn't look as heavy as that.

I have bought 90% of my MPX receivers "pre-loved" from people on here and on the Profi Tx Facebook page. Usually less than 50% of the cost of new and not one has given any problems. John M

Hi Thank you. Another member PM’d me soon after my post and I am currently talking to him about a potential sale. If it does not go ahead and your model is still available I will be back in touch Guy

Thank you for the reply AJH. I've followed the links you gave. Some I had found in the past, but the bluetooth/mobile phone ones were new. However I've dabbled with bluetooth modules in the past and given up. I'll just have to buy Multiplex receivers if I really need telemetry. I appreciate you're help. Andrew

A local session exercising without human company. Slope dog was really not that happy on an exposed slope when the rain came in for a few minutes! But at 4kg when the air got good she screamed round! Did me the world of good

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