Other Soaring
Talk about other soaring like scale or vintage, not covered in the other Aircraft forums
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By Phil.Taylor · Posted
It flies ! Maiden flight on a local Devon slope this afternoon - blowing 25-30mph - had to be done. Flew ok from launch but dive test immediately pulled up - very nose heavy. Flew better on the second flight with 20g of lead taped to the tail end. Its fast, its aerobatic in a smooth sort of way, looks good in the air - good fun & worth exploring further. Video of maiden to follow when its edited - maybe next week. Phil. -
By MikeDLG · Posted
It is important to land as directly in to wind as you can. That is one reason I have a rod with a piece of string attached to my TX. Easy to see wind direction, no need to suck my finger and hold it up 😁. Landing cross wind is asking for trouble. Better to land down wind than attempt low turn and end up skidding sideways and breaking the fin.
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