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Subject: Re: [RCSE] Flying wings for F3J or F3B
Bill Swingle wrote:
However, I've been told that thermal flyers find it difficult to fly a
plane
well without the visual indicator of a tail.
Bill Swingle
I've heard that but I don't see it. I flew a flying wing in TD
Doubtful you'll never see one for either of these
tasks. You can't set them up to launch effectively.
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if anyone on the list has any direct experience with the use of tailless
sailplanes for F3J or F3B.
The comments that I've been told regarding tailless wings for thermal flying
is that the performance is reasonably good. The Tailless performance is
quite doable and is being perfected.
However,
I don't know, I launch mine from a winch.
I use my xc winch which has 2500' of line
and get good high launches.
Put hook ahead of CG
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 11:21:34 -0700 (PDT), Daryl Perkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doubtful you'll never see one for either of these
tasks. You can't set them up
Hi all,
From: Douglas, Brent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Without going into this too much, the best link I have for flying wings
is www.aerodesign.de - hint, it's in German.
Good list of ships used for F3J/B applications - also some great
looking
electric flying wing designs. I tried one of the constant
Bill Swingle wrote:
However, I've been told that thermal flyers find it difficult to fly a plane
well without the visual indicator of a tail.
Bill Swingle
I've heard that but I don't see it. I flew a flying wing in TD contests
for several years and never had any real problems with knowing
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