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Indoor RC
07 Jul 2016 16:00 - 07 Jul 2016 16:01 #1
by Quorneng
Indoor RC was created by Quorneng
Not wishing to interrupt Sceptics Super Cub build thread I was intrigued by the requirements for indoor RC.
Andy gives the maximum weight as 200g and a maximum wing loading of 15 g/ sq dm.
So how close to these figures does my lightest scale plane get?
181.4g and 13.4 g / sq dm and its an EDF.
The span is 795 mm.(30.3")
It certainly does not have 'competition' levels of detail - no retracts, in fact no undercarriage
, but then it is flown outdoors over grass. 
Hmmm. I wonder!
Andy gives the maximum weight as 200g and a maximum wing loading of 15 g/ sq dm.
So how close to these figures does my lightest scale plane get?
181.4g and 13.4 g / sq dm and its an EDF.
The span is 795 mm.(30.3")
It certainly does not have 'competition' levels of detail - no retracts, in fact no undercarriage
, but then it is flown outdoors over grass. Hmmm. I wonder!
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07 Jul 2016 16:24 #2
by martynk
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Replied by martynk on topic Indoor RC
You have 18.6g to add the wheels 
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07 Jul 2016 18:33 #3
by Quorneng
Replied by Quorneng on topic Indoor RC
The real test would be to add retracts and still keep below 200g!
A single micro servo working all three legs maybe.
A single micro servo working all three legs maybe.
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