I Need Advise.. I'm building a 118" Paragon (by Pierce Aero Company) If I build it per plans how much weight is required to balance CG.. Lee mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Do You Yahoo!?
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It all depends on how heavy (or light) you build the fuselage and tail
sections. Also the position of and type of radio system you use. A broad
guess would be 4-8 ounces.
Mike Clancy
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Lee, don't worry about itthe plane
is such a floater that the weight your concerned about won't really matter. I've
flown and built 2 of them back in the 70's.Don't get bored with all the air
time you'll get. I've built and flown all of Ed's planes other than
Paramount. All great.
I've got several offers for help now, so all you French scholars can go back
to building sailplanes. Thanks RCSE!
Lenny
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Thanks and well put!
Eric Farmer wrote:
Bob,
A few comments on your small publication of the Dominator:
With a somewhat archaic bagged wing and tail
Please... do NOT use terms like "archaic". It makes people think the
product is sub-standard and out of date. This is it not... bagged
A quicker/simpler/more available alternative is Armor All or one of the
similar preservative/protectant compounds usually---
DO NOT use Armor All if you want your rubber motors to last. As the
material dries it attaches to the surface of the rubber and generates a
harder, somewhat inflexible
I may be missing the mark here, as I don't own a Stylus...but since you
mentioned the 'Glider' card, I wonder if you need to use it in Aircraft
(powered) mode, so the the throttle stick will know it's for the throttle
and not for spoilers/flaps/etc that are assigned to glider functions?
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Questions are always safer than
statements.
Thermals,
Eric Farmer
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Very good advice, and all that from a 16 year old. Right on Eric. Sal you've got the right kind in your corner, keep up the good work.
Jerry Miller
SOSS-Medford, OR
Hi all.
SOSS, Southern Oregon Soaring Society, has just completed their Nov. and maybe last contest of the year.
Set up temp. today in Medford, OR was 31 degrees. We flew 4 rounds of International Duration, 5-7-5-10, first two rounds were not bad in that the scheduled flight times were reduced
Hey guys,
I'm looking to buy my first scale plane. I've kinda narrowed it down to
two models. The I-26 foamie form DAW and the ASK-21 2m kit from ICARE.
I know they are totally different but the price of the I-26 is what gets
me. Has any one flown any of these? Is the performance of the ASK-21
Eric Farmer wrote:
Questions are always safer than statements.
Here's a question. Is there no stress on logic to end a post filled with
statements with a statement insisting that questions are better than statements?
And what if there were no hypothetical questions?
All seriousness aside, why
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