Question on you COG, you said about 1/2" to 1" in front of marked Center of gravity on plans. could you tell me what your measured COG is from the leading edge of the wing? Thanks, great video
Unfortunately I have since scrapped the plane, but if you cannot adjust the CG referencing the original CG point, Just make it well noseheavy of the mark and you should be in good shape for the maiden, so you can adjust from there. hope that helps.
You can, but that's pushing it for a 9-10in prop. Because of the wide fuselage you need to get a larger prop to offset the prop area lost, and that means you need a lower kv motor. As for using it as a trainer, I think you will be severely disappointed in its tendencies. It is very aerobatic in nature and requires a lot of coordination between aileron and rudder to get flying properly. Tons of fun, but not for noobs imo. I recommend the simple scout.
Whoa,thats pretty cool. Have you used pool noodles as tires? I havent,but I have seen it be done. Have you ever made any custom wheel hubs using the bottom of aluminum soda can?
i’ve considered both of those, however both options are a little too small for this build. thankfully the wheels in this build, if made properly, are really solid. thanks for watching stephan!
Nice video, good build,but the video needs some refining just my opinion 1 Like em reduce the intro length 2 show the subject up close like when you did the timelapse and when u explain 3 try to make the video as short and entertaining as possible you can do that by scripting what you say and doing a voice over Also improve your thumbnail Also if you want get what im saying see my latest video that I uploaded or watch ramyrc Just wanted to give you some feedback
Working on a few of those things, thanks for the feedback. My timelapses are setup so I can share my thoughts after the video is completed, and if the viewer wants to see the build process in depth they can see the FT build video. I think 6 min is pretty respectable for a 6 hour build, But Im always improving to make my content better and more interesting. Thanks for the criticism!
Question on you COG, you said about 1/2" to 1" in front of marked Center of gravity on plans. could you tell me what your measured COG is from the leading edge of the wing? Thanks, great video
Unfortunately I have since scrapped the plane, but if you cannot adjust the CG referencing the original CG point, Just make it well noseheavy of the mark and you should be in good shape for the maiden, so you can adjust from there. hope that helps.
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Can you use a 1400 kv motor with the bushwaker? Also, I just wanna use it like a trainer
You can, but that's pushing it for a 9-10in prop. Because of the wide fuselage you need to get a larger prop to offset the prop area lost, and that means you need a lower kv motor. As for using it as a trainer, I think you will be severely disappointed in its tendencies. It is very aerobatic in nature and requires a lot of coordination between aileron and rudder to get flying properly. Tons of fun, but not for noobs imo. I recommend the simple scout.
What motor did you use I’ve always been looking for a motor like the power pack c
Using a SunnySky 2216 1250KV. Power for days!
Whoa,thats pretty cool. Have you used pool noodles as tires? I havent,but I have seen it be done. Have you ever made any custom wheel hubs using the bottom of aluminum soda can?
i’ve considered both of those, however both options are a little too small for this build. thankfully the wheels in this build, if made properly, are really solid. thanks for watching stephan!
Nice video, good build,but the video needs some refining just my opinion
1 Like em reduce the intro length
2 show the subject up close like when you did the timelapse and when u explain
3 try to make the video as short and entertaining as possible you can do that by scripting what you say and doing a voice over
Also improve your thumbnail
Also if you want get what im saying see my latest video that I uploaded or watch ramyrc
Just wanted to give you some feedback
Working on a few of those things, thanks for the feedback. My timelapses are setup so I can share my thoughts after the video is completed, and if the viewer wants to see the build process in depth they can see the FT build video. I think 6 min is pretty respectable for a 6 hour build, But Im always improving to make my content better and more interesting. Thanks for the criticism!