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Originally posted by kallend View Post
if you want speed from a stock or near stock setup, an F-5 or Mirage 2000 seems to be the way to go.Check me out on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/gooniac33
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Originally posted by F16fan98 View PostQuick question, does anyone know of the proper CG in the Freewing 70mm F-35 V3 (2019 Version)? I'm using an Admiral 4000mAh 6S 22.2V 40C LiPo Battery. Should I move the battery back towards the edf? Any help would be appreciated!
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Originally posted by F16fan98 View PostQuick question, does anyone know of the proper CG in the Freewing 70mm F-35 V3 (2019 Version)? I'm using an Admiral 4000mAh 6S 22.2V 40C LiPo Battery. Should I move the battery back towards the edf? Any help would be appreciated!
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Quick question, while taking off I noticed that the Frewwing F-35 gets a little squirrelly when I go to take off and I went off the runway. Lucky I didn't damaged anything. Is it possible to install a dual wheel front nose gear to make it more stable? Such as the dual nose gear on the Jas-39 Gripen nose gear. I'd appreciate any help.
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Originally posted by F16fan98 View PostQuick question, while taking off I noticed that the Frewwing F-35 gets a little squirrelly when I go to take off and I went off the runway. Lucky I didn't damaged anything. Is it possible to install a dual wheel front nose gear to make it more stable? Such as the dual nose gear on the Jas-39 Gripen nose gear. I'd appreciate any help.
They're out of stock at the moment but see if you can get it elsewhere. I bought a 5 pack.
PS. I don't use this gyro on my F-35 as it's manageable on low rudder rate.
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Originally posted by F16fan98 View PostQuick question, while taking off I noticed that the Frewwing F-35 gets a little squirrelly when I go to take off and I went off the runway. Lucky I didn't damaged anything. Is it possible to install a dual wheel front nose gear to make it more stable? Such as the dual nose gear on the Jas-39 Gripen nose gear. I'd appreciate any help.
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Originally posted by xviper View PostThat’s a lot of foam to auger out.Check me out on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/gooniac33
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Originally posted by MeyerVW View PostReceived mine yesterday. Very nice looking aircraft. I would like some sort of cover for the cheater hole. I dont have a printer so I need someone who has the parts. I did install a nose brace and love the fit.
Here is a grill to help keep out debris:
The Freewing F-35 V3 has a large cheater intake in the belly which can ingest grass or other foreign objects, potentially damaging the fan. This grill helps prevent that, and needs no foam carving in order to fit. Just make sure it is firmly glued in place.
And a replacement nozzle that doesn't look as cheesy as the stock one.
A more accurate and heavier nozzle for the F-35 V3. The existing foam nozzle plugs into the rear fuselage and is held in place with tacky glue. It is easily removed and this fits in its place. I suggest taping over the join inside the tailpipe to help ensure a smooth airflow. Being heavier than the foam nozzle, this can be used as tailweight in case the CG needs to be moved aft.
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