KenS
10-29-2005, 05:49 PM
Just finished the 28" 1/4 inch EPP plane Neilo sent me. All I had to do was glue the wing in place as well as the flying horizontal stab and install my radio gear.
If I rushed it probably would have taken an hour but I stretched it over 2 days setting my linkages,making sure of the CG and soldering my ESC and battery.
It came with one of his CDROM 21T I believe,which was already installed.
My son and I just came out from the back yard which is 40x30 feet as I wanted to test CG but it's pretty gusty outside.
Funny, first hand launch into the gusts dropped into a hover and I was able to hold it for about 10 seconds (I don't know any 3d yet lol).
Next we launhed it at about a 15* angle and she took off at just over 1/2 throttle and rolled right because of the wind I assume.
This plane took 6-7 launches all ending in a healthy bump on the ground with no damage. I thank the EPP design and the prop saver he included with the kit.
This will deffinetly be a calm day flier and has tons of throw and did I mention weight, there is non..it's extremely light!
I will try to get some pictures of it later on...
If I rushed it probably would have taken an hour but I stretched it over 2 days setting my linkages,making sure of the CG and soldering my ESC and battery.
It came with one of his CDROM 21T I believe,which was already installed.
My son and I just came out from the back yard which is 40x30 feet as I wanted to test CG but it's pretty gusty outside.
Funny, first hand launch into the gusts dropped into a hover and I was able to hold it for about 10 seconds (I don't know any 3d yet lol).
Next we launhed it at about a 15* angle and she took off at just over 1/2 throttle and rolled right because of the wind I assume.
This plane took 6-7 launches all ending in a healthy bump on the ground with no damage. I thank the EPP design and the prop saver he included with the kit.
This will deffinetly be a calm day flier and has tons of throw and did I mention weight, there is non..it's extremely light!
I will try to get some pictures of it later on...