Steve, I am flying the 2m. Gerasis Fox at 45mm back from the leading edge, and it does just fine. I would not, however, want to go back any farther than that. Try 40mm as Neil suggests below, for starters. BTW, I put "armpit" towhooks on mine, directly on the CG and maybe a quarter of an inch below the wing lower surface, so I could use a bridle on the winch. Works famously. Beautiful climbout, nice round-off on the top, and an easy release. Better let go smack in the middle of a thermal, though, if you want to keep going up, since the little guy is not exactly a light air thermal hound. I'm tempted to try aerotowing it at the Ellensburg, WA event next weekend. >Hi Steve >>I have a Gerasis 2 Meter fox and have run into a little snag. >>I DO NOT speak Czech! anybody know where the Cg should be? The airfoil is said to be an RG15 but who really knows!!. >I don't speak Czech, but I did write a review on it for the UK Silent Flight Magazine >(Sep/Oct 99) :-) >The German instructions quote 45mm from the LE, I would recommend 40mm to start or >maybe even a wee bit less. I was out >flying with it yesterday (at >40mm) and shoved another lump in the front and it felt much more comfortable :-) >At 45mm, you'll need extra string on the bottoms of your trousers :-) >BTW,I checked the rg15 against a computer template, and it's pretty close ! >Cheers >Neil >Neil D. Gillies >SeaGull Technologies >11 River View DALGETY BAY >Fife Scotland KY11 9YE >Tel: +44 (0)1383-823489 >FAX: +44 (0)870-0543622 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WEB: >http://www.sea-gull.demon.co.uk >RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and >"unsubscribe" requests to soaring-reques->@airage.com RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
