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I think that's why they went to "forward programming". They figured they've hosed enough customers for those cables and bluetooth dongles. I sat at the field one day watching some guy try to program his new plane with his new bluetooth thing. He never flew that day. Spent the whole day messing with it and eventually gave up and went home. I flew everything I had during that time.
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Yep i threw that crap away and just used forward program so much smoother , im getting ready to load the trailor qith my habu sts and this su 35 to go to the field , ill do some taxing around with the 35 , but i am going to bind the su 35 tx to the habu to see how the throws are before i turn them loose on the 35
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ok so i told you i was just going to taxie it around , i tried 4 times to get it off the runway thinkin alittel air and set it back down, turns out the 5th time with the adjustments i made , makes it travel a 100 yards in about 20 seconds , holy crap , it was up and gone in a flash, it made it to the end of our flying field headed to the trees , i nosed up stood it on its tail , it leaned to the right clipped the top of a evergreen tree flipped over and flat floated to the ground , got a ding in the right wing which we have fixed already , but it came home in one piece and now ready to go, got very lucky , i practice 5 times a day , it paid off on this flight ,
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Ok having issue qith CG , i have a 6s 5000mah 50 c battery in the plane at 150mm its very tail heavy, i stack a 4s 3200mah 30c on top of that to get it CG , now i may not know alot about aircraft rigjt now , but i am a rc car and boat guy so i do understand the legestics of CG with racing its all to the left , but air craft its balance and alittle nose weight, ( correct me if im wrong ) but back ro the stacked batteries for CG , there has to be something im missing
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I'm using a Turnigy HD LiPo weighing in at 865g and it sits about 3/4" behind the front bulkhead and it balances at 150mm, just right without any added weight. If yours is tail heavy at that CG, something's not right. No wonder it stood on its tail when it left the ground. It should have looked like a roller coaster ride. I'm amazed you got it back down in one piece.Originally posted by A10warthog View PostOk having issue qith CG , i have a 6s 5000mah 50 c battery in the plane at 150mm its very tail heavy, i stack a 4s 3200mah 30c on top of that to get it CG , now i may not know alot about aircraft rigjt now , but i am a rc car and boat guy so i do understand the legestics of CG with racing its all to the left , but air craft its balance and alittle nose weight, ( correct me if im wrong ) but back ro the stacked batteries for CG , there has to be something im missing
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No, I see it as the indent on the fuselage part. Not from where the wing meets the fuse. Look carefully at the picture in the manual. Nevertheless, if you're measuring from where the wing meets the fuse, then your CG is even further back than where it's supposed to be. It should NOT be tail heavy from back there.Originally posted by A10warthog View PostRacing muscle control helped that , when your 75 mph across the water theres alot that flying planes parallels, i see that there is a LE thats attached to fuselage and the LE that starts where the wing attaches , its measured from wing attached edge right?
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That was a little drastic and quick, but I'm sure the battery will be useful in other planes. What does your current battery weigh? Maybe it's not the problem.Originally posted by A10warthog View PostI ordered that battery
If you had to put an additional 4s battery in there to balance, that means you added about 400g, making the 6s battery you used around 400g+. I know of no 6s, 5000mah LiPo that weighs so little, not even a very low C one. Something else has to be going on that's creating the problem.
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I haven't updated any my sims for years so I can't say if there is an SU-35 on any of them. All I can tell you is that none of the many sims I have used, are all that "real". Fly a plane on a sim, then fly it in real life, and the experience is almost always quite different. They are good for practice and developing muscle memory but you'll still need real life stick time to get the proper feel of a model plane.
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