BUILDING THE MKII MCB FUNFLY.
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01 Nov 2012 05:51 #61
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I just own the forum .... you guys make it great thanks.
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Yeh, looks a good'n Tony .... it's got a long enough nose so that it shouldn't need any excess lead weights.... you can always move equipment rearwards. 
It's got simple lines & should be within the grasp of a moderate builder .... And it's got a sporty look about it .... I think you've hit on a good design here mate.
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It's got simple lines & should be within the grasp of a moderate builder .... And it's got a sporty look about it .... I think you've hit on a good design here mate.
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01 Nov 2012 14:00 #62
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The nose is designed to hold a 2200mah 3s battery in front of the wing leading edge, thats why it's so long.
if you cut the l/e spar out where it goes through the fuselage you could slide the battery back, but that might weaken the wing.
also on the mkI the cog is spot on without any extra weight added, though with the bigger motor it is now slightly nose heavy, but i think adding a tail wheel will balance it out again.
MCB LOOPY is nearly ready for the off.
anyone want a kit or artf version.
if you cut the l/e spar out where it goes through the fuselage you could slide the battery back, but that might weaken the wing.
also on the mkI the cog is spot on without any extra weight added, though with the bigger motor it is now slightly nose heavy, but i think adding a tail wheel will balance it out again.
MCB LOOPY is nearly ready for the off.
anyone want a kit or artf version.
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01 Nov 2012 18:05 #63
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14 Nov 2012 00:52 #66
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What a nice looking model.
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14 Nov 2012 02:13 #67
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It should fly right, as it looks right. Well done Tony
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14 Nov 2012 04:04 #68
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Looks great Tony looking forward to it,do we need to talk.
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18 Nov 2012 23:29 #69
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Your toying with me, Im eager to get my hands on this one and your deliberately spreading it out,by even choosing the colour of a carrot,,well on the wings anyway.
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