Volantex RC / Lanyu - ASW-28 - Maiden Flights!!!
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I bought one of these after watching this video over a year ago. Today I'm taking my gopros and airplanes to the field. Hopefully I can record something worth posting. Thanks for the good videos.
Good luck! Awesome plane! So much work on this plane, but well worth the effort.
Just bought two of these, second-hand, one almost new. I had no idea what I was buying but delighted that I've got something that pilots appear to enjoy. My rc starts as soon as the rest arrives...
It's a blast to fly, but keep an eye out for el-chepo servos. If you upgrade anything, go for metal gear 9 gram servos for elevator and rudder, then she'll be pretty good :)
Good luck!!!
Thank a lot Brian
And thank to your wife, very good at the video.
I‘ve bought one ...
... Waiting less wind in Brittany.
Fantastic & Thanks!
AWESOME MAIDEN!!!! I can tell you have lots experience with that model. Awesome build job. Now for the icing on the cake. New MG Tail Servo and New EPO Custom Elongated Control Surfaces.
I was going to add a Metal Gear Servo, then I realized I was super lazy and wanted to fix the crappy one that was already there :) LOL
Watch the video here...
th-cam.com/video/8zzOO8mhg-I/w-d-xo.html
..just uploading now, and should post tomorrow at 8:00AM, then about 12:00 PM for the 2'nd POST-Maiden Mod Review. Always make teaks after the maiden, then it's much better!!!
Awesome job on the plane Brian. I haven't watched it all yet but picked up lots of great tips so far. Thanks again for doing this build series.
The only problem I've ever had with mine is when I trimmed in to much up elevator in flight. On my next launch it went vertical and stalled. So I always check my elevator is level now before launch.
If you have the CG right then you don't need much uptrim. Of course I mainly slope soar so can get away with a small battery for good CG. 1500 3 cell at the moment. I have a 1300 I'm going to try next. This is for reference for anyone reading this by the way. I know you already have experience with this plane.
I'm going to go and paint my prop white now. Looks great.
I'm glad you're getting some use out of the series. I really like the ASW28, and will have a better chance to get some very manageable bugs worked out before too long, but I have a new project coming (Thursday???)...and it's gonna be SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
...that's right, 1.25 lines of sweet!
The model has been sold for years with the same two design flaws, but they are very easy to correct.
1. Glue 30 g of lead on the end of the fuselage and the vertical stabilizer, which is very easy in the hull without being seen from the outside.
2. The EWD is improper and needs to be raised to place the stabilizer on the back edge with 0.8 to 1 mm thick paper.
3. With a 3S 1500 mAh battery or with 2 3S 1500 mAh batteries connected in parallel, it is now possible to fly without changing the center of gravity. The second battery is simply pushed exactly between the wings, focusing on the upper board, which guarantees a minimum flight time of 25 minutes and almost always with a low thermal of at least 35 minutes - do not worry, the battery will not slip during the flight!
After the correction you will get a superbly flying model that can compete with much more expensive models as it is usually lighter.
The model is also suitable for easy aerobatics and although the surfaces sag unbelievably, I have not yet managed to destroy it in the air. I'm thinking about making the wings shiny, but this is definitely not necessary and colorful so I can see the model better.
I really like it. There's a few issues, as you noted so specifically, but easily overcame with a little effort. I've had two, and flown three ;)
Pilot is not a novice. Looks very cool!
Thanks!
Hi Brian, ArxangelRC has reported that on his ASW28 there was not enough epoxy between the fin and the plastic horizontal stab mount, and the fin and the plastic piece that is fixed to the fuselage. Happily the failures happened on landing, but he also had a camera on the fin which increased the mass and the stress to the tailpieces. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
yes, I've heard of this before, and have been fortunate NOT to have this failure.
I love the wing flex, when you do fast turns, you can just feel the G forces!
I know, so cool!!!
Hi Brian mine I took out the wheel put a plywood patch in its place 2200 amp 4 s 60 c lipo to get the CG right push the lipo back further 12x6.5 folding prop, now to balance the wings, then my maiden happy landings from Perth Western AUSTRALIA.
nice :)
Turned out super nice Brian , wow you really get a grip of how long that wing span really is 😮 ultra nice mods ! Great craftsmanship
Thanks Mike! She flies very good, now I just need to fix my rudder, mechanically adjust the elevator trim, and lots of little stuff to make it EVEN BETTER!!!
Awesome plane . The master of mods with another great plane . Yes that's the same type set up. Thanks for the help. I called support line at horizonhobby . Tech help always useful. Just wanted it to be right . Sorry that my discripion wasn't to good
No problem, I just didn't want to tell you something wrong ;)
very nice video awesome
Thanks! Love this plane ;)
great video Brian, I like the setup on that glider
Thank you Ramy! This one was from Kason :)
I really appreciate your help on this... Wish we were on the same continent, then we could go fly together.
P.S. Love your newest video th-cam.com/video/r4c0rA4UczI/w-d-xo.html about the PT-17, which looks sweet!
Like it!
Thanks!
Well done I always enjoy your videos enjoyable to watch and very informative thank you
Thanks Todd! Glad you enjoyed the video - It hurt to film this one ;) (VERY COLD!!!)
you should try opening your servos and treating them with corrosion-x. It will help a lot in those conditions when a little snow gets into the darndest places.
I hear it's good stuff
Its superior Airplane,forever number 1😁😁😁😁😁🏆🏆🏆🏆👏🏆👏👏👏🍻
Thanks Master :)
Brian Phillips 😁😁😁😁😁
Just got this bird and looking forward to it. Great vid and quality.
It's a beauty!!! You'll like it!!!
Cool. I bought one yesterday.
She's a BLAST to fly! Good luck!
good camera crew
I agree! My wife Megan does most of my filming, and she does good work! We're all lucky to have her involved!!!
Great vid...Cheers
thanks ryan ;)
Hi Brian, did you change anything for the CG?
I see a normal setup in your ASW28 with LiPo en pilot on the right place.
In my situation and with the same setup I get a heavy nose.
Do you use a receiver with stabilisation?
I was flying this with stabilization, yes. As for CG...I would be at or close to stock CG point.
Great maiden Brian , thought it would be . 8-)
Thanks! It was fun to fly. I can't wait for GOOD weather...
P.S. I've got a really cool project coming up starting about next week-ish....it's gonna be Airbus Awesome :) :) :)
Brain you are incredible on those controls, totally enjoyed your video. Well done :-)
Thanks Roy...I think it was very cold this day too :) This plane is a beauty!!!
Very Nice Brian!! Congratulation!
Thanks! Done with my first round of Post Maiden Tweaks, and ready to get back out for remaidend flighs - Hope it's tonight!!!
Thumb up !
Thanks!
Great flight! I also have ASW-28. @
Cool, thanks! It's a great plane! So pretty!!!
Hello thank you for your Video!! Sorry for a question! Have you ever used or retrofitted plastic hinges for the ailerons? And if, I would like to ask, is that difficult to implement? The flaps are easily torn after the first landing!
I've never had issues with the flaps or the ailerons on any of my belly landers. I HAVE damaged flaps and ailerons on planes, but not in these situations.
I like it, I would buy it. Would you recommend it - I mean in terms of quality? Thank you very much.
Awsome demo Bro. I just got mine and will be looking for slopes where I can stay up an hour
on the wave lift. I am also cleaning up the airfoil with tape and sharper trailing edges. Thanks, Paul in Thailand.
You'll love it! Great plane, really fun to fly! Good luck with the slope search, you'll be hooked if you're not already, slope soaring!
@@BrianPhillipsRC I"m looking for some perfect tape and plastic sheet to clean up all the gaps in the wings. I used to build wings for Rand KR-2 airplanes. Clean as glass.
NICE! I bet you didn't just use packing tape??? :)
@@BrianPhillipsRC Thailand has some unbelieveable seaward slopes.
Volantex ASW28 or the Esky Albatross 2.6m??? I'm about to buy one and can't decide.
I haven't got an Esky Albatross 2.6m yet - sorry!
ASW28 2.54m amzn.to/3A8D5bS / bit.ly/2VlLtBm
+
AR631 bit.ly/3pYNC3c
OR
AR637T bit.ly/3pW3u86
Ok Brian. Thx. Checking your Playlist on the volantex to familiarize myself on the glider.
Hello Brian, do you have a safe system in your glider or are you the pilot without technic support.
I have a STABILIZER, but not "SAFE" with auto leveling. Thanks ;)
Yesterday I made my maiden flight and I totally forgot about the safe system. You don't need it or you only need it in strong winds. I am a beginner!
me again , well, i already broke two servos , one flap servo during my second flight and another one on the rudder during landing on my seventh flight. well i replaced them with metal gear servos already :D
Good idea! I have replaced the Rudder and Elevator, but I think I have stock wing servos still...just waiting for them to crap out :)
Brian...any resources you can pass on ...how to balance folding props? did i miss one of your vids on that?
Thanks!
Same as a standard prop....but I just do it the "Lazy way [that works perfectly well - LOL]"
Have you seen the way I do it with TAPE on the prop?
@@BrianPhillipsRC gotcha...yes....I saw it. I will give it a try... 12 year old Radian...prop looks great shape...no nicks....just seems out of balance.
Great demo! I may order this glider but will be my first with flaps. Did you require flap with elevator mixing? My guess is that flaps will make the plane pitch down?.? Thanks.
Honestly, I don't think it was a huge issue. This can be easily tested with flaps deployed and elevator mixed to like 5% and 10% and then adjust accordingly after the maiden. Every radio system will be a little bit different for this mix, but I usually get pretty crazy with my mixing on these planes where I use CROW....sometimes overkill to be honest ;)
I have setup videos for this and many of my planes. Just check the playlists and look for the plane you're interested in, and you can watch my radio setup ;) I hope you will!
If you like doing fast flybys buy a heron. it has 2,4M Wingspan, but it can fly waaaaayyyyyyyyy faster and the wings ar wayy stifer to. But great video👍
That plane looks SWEET!!!
What mods have u added? I just got mine in the mail today, sprayed every part with disinfectant as I opened it.lol
LOL - you'll have to check out the series, it's been a while....but a LOT
Which do you like better, the conscendo advanced or this model?
Conscendo Advanced is easier, and more guaranteed good "out of the box", but I'm a sucker for scale planes ;) This plane would not be a good one to get back into RC planes with....I'd push you toward the Conscendo...since it's EXCELLENT in almost every way!
im now gathering more flight time with this awesome bird , so for so good. btw do you have a video on how to configure the crawl? i am using flysky fs-i6 . thanks mate
If you want to setup CROW, then you'll need to do this...
Set up the inboard flaps as flaps, then the ailerons as flapperons...you will need THREE or FOUR channels to do it. When the flaps are deployed, you'll setup spoilerons to deploy (both ailerons UP). You will want to tie in extra rudder to aileron mix so that as you attempt to roll the plane, the rudder will help make up for the reduced controls as you increase the CROW...
You can check out how I did it on my DX18, but not sure it's going to be helpful enough for you given you're not using Spektrum gear...
th-cam.com/video/IE-noZnJO5U/w-d-xo.html
...hope this helps some :) Thanks for the question.
@@BrianPhillipsRC thanks for the reply :) so it's CROW not CRAWL :D
yes, CROW (like a bird), but using CROW will bring your plane to a crawl...LOL
exactly ... LOL
HELLO BRIAN
WHERE CAN I GET THE LIGHT SET FOR MY ASW28 VOLANTEX ??
THANK YOU
JORGE
The LED's I used are from strips, and I use resistors and make them work like this...
RED - amzn.to/2IQ4027
GREEN - amzn.to/2IQ3ZLB
WHITE - amzn.to/2QHBken
Resistors - amzn.to/2OQRkL3
....and you can see my mod videos, if you'd like to watch along.
Anyone know what airfoil it uses, or what the % thickness is?
I don't know that information, sorry.
Can you compare this to the DG-1000?
Which brand DG-1000? (General Hobby?)
Hello Brian
Could you please list the parameters of the “Crow” that you have on this plane ?
Thanks
I have the setup for this in the build series.
th-cam.com/play/PLXTH0DstRDc5gwAcvxziWIb-HcRqQoQWU.html
Crow - th-cam.com/video/jHETNAICdXI/w-d-xo.html
I start working on the setup @ 7:00...but I did some initial setup at the beginning of the build too.
Want to make bigger also the flaps and ailerons. Do you have a video from? Im shore you will. Please give me a 🔗 below for a Swiss Guy how are to stupid to finde it by my self, ahhh
Volantex ASW28 2.54m amzn.to/2ABU3zI / bit.ly/2VlLtBm
Unboxing - th-cam.com/video/zKYUNWlK1Tw/w-d-xo.html
1 th-cam.com/video/f4fV4eAFgjw/w-d-xo.html
2 th-cam.com/video/ui4-rFALQvg/w-d-xo.html
3 th-cam.com/video/mWsVxfBBkTM/w-d-xo.html
4 th-cam.com/video/FODrEgFOC54/w-d-xo.html
5 th-cam.com/video/EDyXnXd-VOE/w-d-xo.html
Why are u using stabilizer in that plane.?
I think I was in this flight. LemonRx 7Channel with Stabilization
This plane gets a bit "wonky" without stabilizer, in my opinion....it just takes the edge off, and keeps the plane from wanting to tip stall all the time.
The Phoenix Evo 2.6m and my most recent Phoenix V2 2m really don't need any stabilization, as they're both better flying plane.
Hi brian, what esc do you recommend for my stock esc?
This video shows my electronics setup.... th-cam.com/video/ui4-rFALQvg/w-d-xo.html
as Andrew Newton have found out, stock ESC is more than adequate for the stock motor and propeller which drawn about 18amps at full throttle.
I have a larger prop...
Frends is nice vidio?
Thanks?
Does his wife understand anything he says? ............;-)
Yes, my wife understands what I'm talking about.
Why do you ask a question, as though I'm not going to answer?
@@BrianPhillipsRC Sorry Brian, it was my attempt at humour, dry UK humour at that, hence the wink. It certainly wasn't meant to offend. I was just trying to imagine your wifes reactions to your running commentary of each manoeuver - How many other wives have a concept of 'Full Crow' :D I also fly the ASW28, Radian XL, Top Model Albatross and the Top Model 3.75m Discus, not quite to your flying standard as I'm a Quadriplegic flying from a wheelchair and only a left hand. I'm limited to the type of manoeuvers I can perform but for each model I add differing values of Rudder mix. I miss Stall Turns and flat Turns when I want to kick the tail around. My biggest issue is keeping line of sight and not letting the Model get behind me. I employ someone to stand beside me and instruct him to turn my electric chair to keep me pointing at the aircraft at all times. It can be a bit hectic if the model is close to me and I'm making quick passes :) Any ideas how I can improve my flying much appreciated. Again, apologies if I caused offense. This is a picture of me flying the Radian, just seen in the distance, in our long hot UK Summer of 2018. Hope to get some more this Friday, our first serious flying day of 2019, with weather forecast of 63F. facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10213795501221750&set=pb.1233456598.-2207520000.1550746875.&type=3&theater
I'm sorry that totally misunderstood your comments and thanks for the explanation :)
After re-reading your comments, it's me that should be apologizing! Sorry about that!!!
Thanks for the explanation of your situation. It's awesome that you can fly with one hand, and limited turning capabilities. This has gotta be way harder than you make it sound!!!
So I have a crazy idea, that's probably a lot harder to implement that I think...but how much mobility do you have in your neck and mouth?
@@BrianPhillipsRC Biting on things isn't a problem, but turning my head is, due to the extensive surgery on my neck. I probably can turn my head around 75º to the left but only 50º to the right. This is why I have to be real careful about letting the aircraft get too close to me otherwise I lose sight of it pretty quickly! Had a quick flight yesterday but it was too cold for my hand to function at optimum, so I used my brain this time and called it quits rather than return home with with the model in pieces. So, any ideas you have Brian, gratefully accepted bud :) This was a pic of me with Rainbow Radian pre-flight - facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10214754416514033&set=a.10200424527875773&type=3&theater
I was wondering if you could use your neck and/or mouth for throttle and rudder, then have a second control, the regular, unmodified DX18 for example, in your left (good) hand. You could use a "trainer" control setup for the neck/chin one... This configuration would have to be a "one off", but with your asymmetry on neck movement, I bet you could just mix this out of the YAW axis, and simply add ample EXPO to eliminate imprecise movements. I suspect throttle would be the "axis" of least concern.
I wonder if you could support it on your shoulder, this contraption, then use your chin or mouth (whichever reached better) to make the movements.
These type of problems get me thinking (over-thinking would be more precise - LOL).
I hope my disjointed thoughts are painting the picture I have in mind, but I fear that my vision may be lost... If our roles were reversed, I'd want to have "two hand" type controls by just about any means possible, but maybe this isn't super important for your enjoyment. I know you said you miss doing rudder turns, but you could also just mix in a slider on a DX9-DX18, and you would be able to at least cheat some level of control into that slider...
P.S. If my attempts at brainstorming a possible solution to your problem are irritating, uninvited, or just unnecessary, please stop me before I make too much a jerk of myself ;)