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Uploaded by on Jul 4, 2009

One of those flights.... Belly-glide take-off fails into a cartwheel. Second attempt barely works..
Ample time to study the botanics on the airstrip!
I seem a little low on power. Follows a flight with a little thermal, a lot of hot-dogging.
And then the motor dies on me. Time to land NOW :-)
So I goofed: Instead of a fresh pack I had inserted a half depleted pack in the plane.

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  • I left the ESC where the factory put it. - as you can see I fly the hell out of it, but neither the cheap servo's nor the ESC seem to mind. I fly several cheap HK planes with stock ESC / servo's without issues. I do set up the clevices in order to allow the servo's to make the maximum trow for the desired control surface movement - rather than limit the trow in the computer TX. YMMV...

  • Where did you mounted the ESC? I have readed nasty stories of the OEM ESC burning up fast 

  • @sparrowlt

    I left the ESC where the factory put it. - as you can see I fly the hell out of it, but neither the cheap servo's nor the ESC seem to mind. I fly several cheap HK planes with stock ESC / servo's without issues. I do set up the clevices in order to allow the servo's to make the maximum trow for the desired control surface movement - rather than limit the trow in the computer TX. YMMV...

  • @sparrowlt

    I left the ESC where the factory put it. - as you can see I fly the hell out of it, but neither the cheap servo's nor the ESC seem to mind. I fly several cheap HK planes with stock ESC / servo's without issues. I do set up the clevices in order to allow the servo's to make the maximum trow for the desired control surface movement - rather than limit the trow in the computer TX. YMMV...

  • @sparrowlt

    I left the ESC where the factory put it. - as you can see I fly the hell out of it, but neither the cheap servo's nor the ESC seem to mind. I fly several cheap HK planes with stock ESC / servo's without issues. I do set up the clevices in order to allow the servo's to make the maximum trow for the desired control surface movement - rather than limit the trow in the computer TX. YMMV...

  • Thanks - the cam is simple FCOII, std settings (not much to set :-), 1 GB SD card.

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  • is it the stock motor?

  • Thanks ... tought i dont renember where the ESC was because it was all garbled inside .

    Mine is almost finished (only organize ok the interior stuff and trim the ailerons manually.

    It became about 640g with a 3S 2200 batt. Supose its ok?

    Did you employ flaperons/elevons in yours? I have been flying gliders for some years but slow ones and only 2 chanel. I want to start with powered and ailerons but slowly so i try it go relativy slow at first and so i programed flaperons..

  • @maestrosVIP Did you kepts control after burn out? I bought mine and i intend to first-flight it in a few days and a new ESC would take couple weeks .. what worriers me most is the OEM ESC burning and taking out power to the receiver

  • Outstanding video quality. (Nice countryside too!) What cam. are you using? Is it video stabilized? What settings are you using? How much memory. Thanks.

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