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Great Planes J3-ElectricCub Piper Cub. Kit Build.
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Yes Understood mate Cheers.The Beard wrote: Your doing a fine job Tony an excellant example to newbies like young Johnboy.The 60" wing span is a good size John boy because they are more stable in the air.Your small 1 should be flown with almost no wind I imagine( NO John I said wind not wing)
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back to doping for me.
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Do it now, you may never get another chance
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Beard, does ff mean Free Flight my friend???The Beard wrote: Dp you plan to fly FF with little one John
Am a tad tired at mo will be back later to fill you all in on MY DAY!!!!
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Free-flighters tend to be designed as one-speed models, and are built to stabilize at that one speed, and they also tend to have a more rearward c of g than an r/c model would.
if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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No my friend I just brought it to build to start off with now moving on to ARTF, it's on the long finger for the mo, (Blessings)Eric wrote: Those little Guillows kits (and others) are intended to be free-flight (ff), not radio assisted. If you attempt to put radio in, you might need to reduce the dihedral in the wing a little, alter the decalage, and ease the c of g forward a little, or you will find it VERY difficult to fly.
Free-flighters tend to be designed as one-speed models, and are built to stabilize at that one speed, and they also tend to have a more rearward c of g than an r/c model would.
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wing is nearly finished.
underside painted, top still to do and then the reg number has to be put on.
fuselage is almost all painted, side windows in and drying and1 stripe done.
not 100% happy with the one i have done, had hand shakes today and the cub sticker is not square.
oh well maybe tomorrow will be better, fingers crossed.
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we will see.
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do that My LordTony B. AKA Blooper wrote: meh
we will see.
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