On the Mig-21 thread on RCG I saw where someone added some small block's of wood under the nose gear mounting flanges to give it a little more positive incidence. They claim it makes a difference getting off of grass. You might want to look into it. I use half flaps and yes it takes a good distance to get airborne.
Official Freewing 80mm MiG-21 Fishbed Thread
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not as fast as you may think my stinger 90 was way faster I doubt the mig was near 90 mph mine wont get up speed unless its in a diveComment
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Well over 100mph. Not sure what happened with the guy above but it is in the 110mph range easy. It is super quick!Check me out on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/gooniac33
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She's definitely quick but I think the F-5 might have it beat, just because she's a smaller framed girl ;)Models current and qualified on!: Freewing; 90mm F-16, 80mm Mig-21, A-4, F-14, F-5, L-39, P-51 / Flexinnovation flexjet / HSD; 105mm F-16 / Flightline 1600mm Spitfire, B-24 / FMS; P-40b, F4U Corsair, Beaver (painted as an Army U-6), /Eflite; Carbon Z T-28, V900, P2 Prometheus, Pitts S1, umx Pitts, Champ, umx B-17, and a bunch of other small bits and bobs from hobbyking.Comment
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If any one is interested in getting to know the fishbed better from the pilots seat what better way than through a flight simulator when your not at the airfield.
I have found that the DCS simulator a great way to become more familiar with a particular aircraft's capabilities and limitations with out risking your own RC plane.
DCS is free to download and it includes an Su-25T and TF-51D. But additional aircraft can be bought and added and one of which is the Mig-21bis.
The main reason I am mentioning it now is because there is currently a 50% off summer sale going on till July 24.
So if you have a PC that meets the minimum requirements specs I highly recommend it.
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.c...ules/mig21bis/
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Good morning to all,
I order my Mig21 today (will take some time to arrive) and it´s seems dificult to disassemble the wings for a easier transportation (it´s really very dificult to disassemble?); so i´m planning to use a MPX conector (cutting the servo wires) and conect both sides inside the fuselage (opening the window below the plane , where is possible to acess the ESC, conect the wires and close everytime)...my question is if it´s possible to pass the conector throug the fuselage hole normally where the servos wire are inserted?
I can also glue the MPX conector on the fuselage and on the wing but specially the wing servos, will need to be cut very short and honestly i don´t want in case something wron i´ll need to change the servos.
Thank you guys!Comment
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unless you are carrying it on a motor bike the wings will be the least of your problems its not very wide at all, the length will be the problem(never thought I would ever say that in public:)Comment
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:):):)
It´s not a motor bike but my car is so small that is almost a Harley ....
Regarding the length , no big deal actually, the jet will go in the passanger seat as usual..
Wings still a concern.
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For anyone having difficulty on grass fields I can attest to the effectiveness of this method. I printed up some shims on a 3d printer, at about 5mm thick, which increased the incidence about 1 degree. It created no issues with the gear operation, and I took off in about half the distance of my previous best effort under similar conditions. You do need to get some longer screws, #4 x 3/4" phillips flat heads did the trick.On the Mig-21 thread on RCG I saw where someone added some small block's of wood under the nose gear mounting flanges to give it a little more positive incidence. They claim it makes a difference getting off of grass. You might want to look into it. I use half flaps and yes it takes a good distance to get airborne.
Not that it's any great feat of engineering, but if anyone is interested in the .stl file for 3D printing, drop me a private message.
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Here`s a couple of picts of my Mig and my buddies. Mine is the one with polish markings. Both fly extremely well especially for an 80 yr old like me. I slipped in a pict of the tail flash from my old unit the 180th Fighter wing2 PhotosComment









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