Daryl! What is the CG of the stretched Fusion? After all you basically
designed it (Thanks!) :)
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>Now, about this instructions thing - let's just say, my new
>fusiopsykodictionwhatsit is now ready to fly. Am I going to call the
>manufacturer and try to obtain plans a
I agree with Simon and disagree with Daryl . Briefly a " STABLE " CG
would be appreciated . For the money these planes cost, are instructions
or the CG location a cost problem to the manufacturer, or the distributor
? I thought the Flyers AND Manufacturers / Distributors were supposed to
help,
What an ego-driven bunch of drivel! Pilots, no matter what level of
flying experience, deserve enough information to properly set up a model
to perform reasonably well. Based on what has traditonally become
acceptable in the way of instructions includes C of G recommendations.
Whether the customer
Daryl,
Well said. Hell, if I'm not sure where the CG is, I put in more lead than is necessary, fly, take some lead out, fly, take some lead out, fly, take some lead out until it's about right. Wanna really confuse yourself? Try this on a windy day.
Kevin Andersen
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