Larry3215

If you cant feel any vibration, its close enough. Actually, you never get them that close. A serious vibration issue will make more noise and you will feel it in the model as well.

being new to electrics and now 'playing' with motors that spin >40K .....I just don't know or feel comfortable to identify when a prop or spinner is balanced 'close enough'

Thank you

yeah, as close to that as i could get it. i think I ended up closer to -2.5 or -3 though because the tail end wasnt as strong as I hoped and there is some bending that ended up becoming permanent.

Larry, I expect to see a 10ft Waco soon. I forgot to ask, on your Polaris XXL, did you put the negative 2 degrees in both the stab and thrust line? My testing seems to indicate that the stab incidence isn't required.

Best to get them from the source - http://www.usastore.revolectrix.com/...llpro-Multi4_3

They have adaptor boards for mmost all the current batteries.

Hi Larry, I took your advice and got a Cellpro Multi 4 but now I cannot find a pace to buy the charge cords for different batteries!! Any Ideas? Thanx Everett

Scott,
I'll look through my notes and your map and see if I know if any to add.

Cool idea!!

Larry

Larry,
I'm working on a little map project -- trying to make a map of flying sites in the Pacific Northwest.
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UT...534f82af8c8167

If you have street addresses or actual GPS coords of flying sites I'd love to have them sent to higginsfield@gmail.com and i'll add them

Hi Larry
I just finished my first 100 % Polaris from 6mm. depron. The A.U.W. with a 3s 2200 mah is 27 oz.What is a good CG for this model and how would you set it up as I am a slow flyer?

Paul
air4prs

Thanks Larry