how to build a rc plane using scraps part 2

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Tyrone explains the ratios between the wing surface and the ailerons required for sufficient throw on the control surfaces. Part of the scratch built plane series.

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[volcano191]

when are you going to finish the series?????????

[arcanumskin]

Im trying to get some more footage but things have been busy I will send out a update asap.

[JSAirways]

how do you connect the servo for the ailerons to the control surfaces!? I can imagine how it would work with two servos, one for each aileron, but how do you do it with one servo?

[arcanumskin]

I will be doing a video on this on the weekend so that you can see how it all connects together. You can get one servo with two control arms that push and pull the ailerons in different directions but ill explain those to you aswell. Check back Monday and I will have it up for you.

Paul

[arcanumskin]

thanks mate, keep tunned plenty coming up starting at the end of this month Jan.

Cheers

Paul

[moijamie]

omg u fuck anoying

[MegaRob123456789]

that wing is good its disigned for lift when teking off and its great its on my mini cub wich i love

[MegaRob123456789]

the motor is called a servo and the motor goes in the nose of the plane i got to planes and love them rtf ready-to-fly version theres websites for them so yea and i think the battery hatch on the side is a goos idea :)

[kintatzu333]

kewl!! ill subscribe

[utubemos]

Hey dude.its nice..i wanna knw more becoz i dont knw anything abt this.hope ur videos will be so much useful and also a request is that please mention all those electronics u used here..so i can get them..pls specify the name and additional info if u know ok..i like to make a plane..Keep Rocking Buddy..Upload the rest soon..God Bless You Bro..