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E Sessanta
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Doc James Hammond
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It's a fun little thing, actually.
Blindingly fast under the right conditions.
Doc.
Blindingly fast under the right conditions.
Doc.
Doc James Hammond
Very Strong User
Putting servos under the wing is fine - but why is the under-wing rudder servo inverted?
Doc.
fastchop
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Hi Doc, I just thought that it would be a hassle, in the back most of the time I would shove it in the tail like I did on the gremlin had lots of room. The Corsa plenty of room elevator&rudder in the tail but I put my receiver by the servo so I wanted the control rod low in the fuselage so I have plenty of room for receiver.
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fastchop
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fastchop
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Well, the original motor was too heavy. I had to put a smaller motor in so I can balance it. The other motor needed like ounce and a half it the tail. I got a few pull on a smaller motor. The maiden went well, until it didn’t. It stalled dropped a wing I could not recover. The End
Beautiful airplane I’m sad
Beautiful airplane I’m sad
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Doc James Hammond
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Last time I saw something like that was a guy who stamped on the wing to punish himself because he felt so bad for crashing the model.That is not a good result.If you bought from us, shoot us an email please, we can try to work up a deal to help you.
Interesting carnage on the top of the wing.
Doc.
fastchop
Active User
Good morning Doc, I was a little heartbroken. That was certainly not the case, i’ve had a sunbird,typhoon and E gremlin. My Corsa is my flagship. i’ve been flying 50 years. I fly 3D helicopters and planes, things happen. There was no blame, most the time I can recover. I was a aircraft mechanic all my life I started in the army as a helicopter crew chief then McDonald Douglas, Boeing, and retired from Boeing. Thanks Michael,
Doc James Hammond
Very Strong User
Whoa don’t get me wrong Michael. I’m not accusing. Talk to Wayne about a new wing to get you up again
Cheers
Doc
