Had some great flights with mine this past weekend. Probably north of 150 total now!
Official Freewing MiG-29 Fulcrum Twin 80mm Thread
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They are both given in earlier posts in this forum. Not sure which posts. I suggest starting to look in the earlier posts. Maybe the “search” feature will find the posts???
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Great information GliderGuy. Anyone have the paint color for both the exhaust nozzles and the section just before the nozzles?Leave a comment:
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For anyone interested, I found a replacement compression spring for the Top Design struts. They are much softer but rebound well.
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I'm searching for the correct color to paint the MIG ( underside ) ( EDF air pipes ) because i make a bad lbelly anding .. maybey someone can tell me the color in TAMIYA , GUNZE ore MRP colors ? Many Thanks ... I find the problem for this , the servo is changed from stock to HITEC , but the servoarms are plastic one's , .. and i can flip those servo arms with easy over the gears from the servo , now i changed those arms by aluminium ones ... mutch better.Leave a comment:
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Mighty fine job there, Jet. Love the color scheme and your work!Leave a comment:
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Gents I used an old school solution to driving the horizontal stabs with digital servos at 7. volts. I used a JR Matchbox. So only the stab servos see the higher voltage. Used a small 2s lipo regulated by a YEP regulator to 7 volts. Works great the Matchbox lets you reverse servos so there no searching for a reverse servo. The FW regulator doesnt have the extra load of the stab servos. Unfortunately the JR Matchbox isn't made anymore.Thanks crxmanpat ... so I am well within limits at 5.3v (good to know).
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In my case increasing the voltage increase (from 5.1 to 5.3v) fixed the servo chatter & automatic deflection of control surfaces that I was experiencing. I do have a choke on Bec cable but it seems my issue might not be related to interference else increasing output voltage from BEC (going to receiver and blue box) won't have fixed it (everything else being equal).
Mig is an awesome flyer. Easy as pie.
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I posted back in post 5256 about my weird diving behaviour.
I posted vid of it on YouTube as per the link below.
I finally think i found the problem. I just test flew it today and the ac was on rails.
I think it was a gyro issue. I was settting up another model (a FW F22) and spotted one elevator acting as an elevator in response to the gyro, and the other elevator acting as an elevon!
Turns out my mig 29 is set up the same way and when i checked it, the exact same thing was happening.
I’m using a powerbox igyro sat.
For anyone not using one, it will be incredibly boring for you to continue reading…..
Id set up each elevator to Elevator A and Elevator B.
I set up one aileron channel to Aileron A
Turns out if you want a delta mix with a igyro you assign one elevon to AILERON A and the other to ELEVATOR A.
As a result one elevator (elevator B) receives a gyro input as an elevator, but the other acts as an elevon.
To make it worse, the aileron A (the single aileron channel feeding both aileron servos) would have been acting as an elevon when the gyro was active.
It’s basically an anomaly in the programming when you have two elevators and a single channel feeding both ailerons.
Problem is solved by assigning Aileron B to any of the other 26 unused channels and it works.
I had one flight today and it flew great. As the airframe is now “proven” i can start my X45 conversion.Leave a comment:
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I just got my Top Design struts and just as everyone has stated, these things are way too stiff. I mean I have to really push on them to get them to compress. Did anyone ever find a replacement spring or mod the strut in any way for more compression/cushion?
My Top Design struts and brakes showed up too. Nice stuff except for the stiff springs. Same as yours. I can barely compress the strut springs. They will probably barely compress with a hard slam down landing. I can't imagine why they are so stiff. We will see. I have not installed them yet.Leave a comment:
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Thanks GG - i ordered more of the 9mm core diam ones, so i'll pop the 2 smaller ones off and put the one big one over both lines... i got an assortment originally, but used up all of the 9mm ones already. some of the planes already have what looks like an rf choke on their batt lines, so i'm leaving them alone...Leave a comment:
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since i'm out of the bigger chokes, is there any reason i can't put one smaller one on each battery line...?I have had several Eflite planes and I recall that on a couple of them, rather than using those green rings (like wedding rings), they use those "chokes" on the throttle lead. Even when using those chokes, they wrapped the lead in and out of the choke several times just like on the green rings.Leave a comment:
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I've been building electric airplanes and helis since before it was fashionable (1980s) and have not had the greatest luck with Castle's creations. Not as bad as Detrum, mind you, 100% failure rate with those. I've never had a Hobbywing give any trouble.Leave a comment:
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Problem solved: it was the castle creations 10amp bec … moving back to stock bec solved the issue.
Thank you Evan & GG for your suggestions.
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