Official Freewing 110mm F-35C Lightning II Super Scale EDF Jet Thread
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I don't remember but around 59-60% and just at 3.9V. I'll probably add another 30 seconds for my next flights.
She really floats, doesn't she? This is the only plane I have to use full flaps landing to get it slowed down.Comment
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Evan I think it's the weight that keeps it's moment up. Reminds me of my larger Turbine models.
Ian
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Hi Evan, so did you use the Flapperon setting? If you landed with the flaps down and then retracted them to use a single aileron… thanks
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Giovan, I'm not sure if flapperon is the correct term. I think that would be your ailerons also acting as flaps (or full span flaps). I pulled the flaps from the MCBe and mixed full span ailerons. So when on the flaps act as ailerons so it is full span ailerons. I am using them every flight. I have the mix on mu retract switch so when the gear are down they are not active and I have standard ailerons and standard flaps. When the gear are up then the flaps are mixed with ailerons for full span ailerons.
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Oh, okay, Evan. I get the model now—you’ve just been experimenting with different mixes. If it gives you such amazing results, I’ll give your great idea a try.
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I’m going to set up tailerons, and—much like on the F-14—I’ll mix the ailerons with the flaps; this is true to the full-scale aircraft and I’m convinced it will yield the best flight characteristics. ;-) I’ll also be using the AS3X+ stabilization system, since I fly with Spektrum gear. It’s really interesting to read about the different flying styles here on the forum!Comment
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Ian
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