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SUCH amazing paint jobs in this thread. Great job, all. Aircraft that spark mass interest in custom liveries are great to see. The AL-37 appears to be one of the most popular aircraft for custom paint schemes, like the A-10 80mm and a few other aircraft.
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Hello,
i used the reference at the fuselage as a starting point.
regards,
Eric
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Hi guys,
I am finishing up my AL37, I see nothing in the manual about setting the neutral position of the elevator. Should I set the neutral position with a slight amount of up trim?
Thanks!!
Anthony
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Originally posted by Scale Freak View PostFinished flight 6 on Saturday. this things flies really nicely, have to admit. Came in a little hot one landing and it bounced, not high, but it was about 2 feet off the ground and 25 ft before it settled down again, the fact that I still had about 1/3 throttle may have been a factor. lol Chopped the throttle during its bounce, kept the nose up as it settled and it responded beautifully.
The biggest complaint is the 3 min goes by sooooo fast. most times taxi in at the 3 1/2 - 4 min mark and between 18 and 30% battery remaining.
Hi Scale Freak,
what battery capacity are you flying?
They indicate a 10min flight time on a 5000mAh package🤔
Regards,
Eric
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Hello,
Getting ready to maiden mine.
just checked the CG, and find that the indicated CG, on top of the wing, is quite conservative....
Does everybody flies on this balance point, or do we move it further back?
My experience on the Avanti is that I could move it more than an inch backwards.
Curious to hear your feedback.
Regards,
Eric
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I liked this so i checked it out. The landing lights are powered through the ribbon cable. Easiest bet would be to unplug it from the circuit board inside the wing connector and extent that through to the spare lighting ports on the MCB-E.Originally posted by Speedrick View PostHello,
is there a way to switch on the wing landing lights, without the need of extending the landing gear?
this would dramatically increase the effect when doing a fly by, without the requirement to extend the gear.
Regards,
Eric
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I didn't like the antennas that were flat and plastic so I 3D printed the antennas and also the broadband antenna. I also printed exhaust cones as well. If anybody is interested in the antennas and exhaust let me know, i will print them and post pictures so you can get an idea.1 Photo
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My puppy likes to drive ...🤣
He doesn't accept another position 😜✈️5 Photos
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Look at the "blue box" and see where that light is plugged in. The provided legend should tell you what all the light ports do. Just pick the one that will keep the light on all the time. (You may need a "Y".)Originally posted by Speedrick View PostHello,
is there a way to switch on the wing landing lights, without the need of extending the landing gear?
this would dramatically increase the effect when doing a fly by, without the requirement to extend the gear.
Regards,
Eric
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Finished flight 6 on Saturday. this things flies really nicely, have to admit. Came in a little hot one landing and it bounced, not high, but it was about 2 feet off the ground and 25 ft before it settled down again, the fact that I still had about 1/3 throttle may have been a factor. lol Chopped the throttle during its bounce, kept the nose up as it settled and it responded beautifully.
The biggest complaint is the 3 min goes by sooooo fast. most times taxi in at the 3 1/2 - 4 min mark and between 18 and 30% battery remaining.
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Hello,
is there a way to switch on the wing landing lights, without the need of extending the landing gear?
this would dramatically increase the effect when doing a fly by, without the requirement to extend the gear.
Regards,
Eric
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Just my opinion but you can only do so much with these foam planes. Hard to get rid of the foam look (gatoring). You could spend countless hours coating the surface and sanding to improve it but you just going to add weight.
I just gave the plane a light sanding and sprayed one coat of white and waited 3 days to mask and spray the blue. It looks good from 10ft and will look even better on low slow passes down the runway.
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I don't remember the Harlequin scheme. My first car was a Rabbit but it's primary color was rust and Bondo.Originally posted by xviper View PostI put on that stupid tape. Couldn't get it on straight all the way around and ended up with creases in it. I guess when it's in the air, nobody can see it anyway. If I were to do it again, I'd leave it off, too. Maybe get some matching paint and paint the seam. I'd also do a "Harlequin" scheme. Remember the old VW Rabbit? It had a different color on every panel.
Thanks for the tips all. Many more methods that I hadn't thought of to consider now.
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Now that's a rabbit of a different color!Originally posted by xviper View PostI put on that stupid tape. Couldn't get it on straight all the way around and ended up with creases in it. I guess when it's in the air, nobody can see it anyway. If I were to do it again, I'd leave it off, too. Maybe get some matching paint and paint the seam. I'd also do a "Harlequin" scheme. Remember the old VW Rabbit? It had a different color on every panel.
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