Official Freewing 70mm F-16C Falcon V2 Thread
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Timing normally works on low setting, try going back to low, then calibrate the throttle lever/esc again.. I had fun after trashing the fuselage due to brain failure and some blue box channels did not work so I scrapped the blue box and just used Y leads, retracts etc now work fine. fan works fine
( FMS70mm 6s 12 blade pro) I fly off grass and put in a flap /aileron mix, 1/4 inch take off, 1/2 inch landing. I took the opportunity for a bit of a repaint at the same time as per photos attachedComment
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So I've read thru this thread and I see that some guys are adding tail weight to get CG correct. What CG are you guys flying at? By the manual 90mm, further forward, further rearward? The batteries I have currently are the Turnigy graphene 4000mah 65C, weighs in at 733g...Pushed all the way back, I'm still nose heavy. I'm trying to not purchase more batteries and really can't afford them right now. Will the extra weight be detrimental to the jet flying? If you added tail weight, where did you put it? Cheers!Comment
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How to fly high alpha on this Freewing F16 70mm?
I just finished assembling my F-16. I keep hearing people talking about high alpha landing. Although I know what it is, I don't know how to setup the model to do it and how actually fly it. Can anyone give me some clues on this topic? Thank you!Comment
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long-love-r.c I would suggest trawling through you tube then practice a lot on a flight simulator. Keep the plane light, my 3300 6s batteries weigh 510gms, use the aftermost cg and if you can mix ailerons with flaps 6mm take off flaps 12mm landing flaps. On final approach use full flaps, slow it down enough to point the nose up( not too high ) and the plane should start to sink with a nose up attitude as you reduce power to about 1/4 throttle, you then have to use the throttle to adjust the rate of descent and keep the nose up or let it drop as appropriate with minor adjustments of throttle and elevator in combination to maintain the angle, you should then be landing on the mains with the front wheel about 3 inches in the air. Suggest do 3 dummy approaches at high level first so that you can get the high alpha angle and sink rate into your memory bank before attempting the landing. Good luck !!!Comment
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Aros ,
Good to see some peeps from the PNW on here! I recently bought the Arctic Camo 6s and am gonna be looking for some places to fly this Spring after ski season ends and I get some flights in on a sim and a trainer. I put some time into glassing and repainting the F16, so gonna take some tone before I take it out for a maiden. Would love to connect for pointers and tips! I’m located in Seattle
Cheers! OmeyDaHomeyComment
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Yo fellow PacNW'erner! OmeyDaHomey feel free to contact me anytime! I'll be active flying again here when the weather shifts to Spring/Summer...Good luck, this is a fun jet!My YouTube RC videos:
https://www.youtube.com/@toddbredaComment
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I haven't searched this thread yet but I hope someone can make a recommendation. Here is what I just submitted to support. I have the Freewing 4s F-16 that I would like to upgrade. I currently have the 2849-2850KV (4s) outrunner motor and want to go with the 3048-2150KV (6s) upgrade but that motor is out of stock. Is there an alternative motor you can recommend? or do you have any idea when the 3048-2150 will be back in stock? It's the 70mm version.Comment
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Slammm I don't have personal experience with it but some people have used an FMS inrunner in it. If you search Freewing F16 70mm Fms inrunner you will get hits on Rcgroups site that discuss it.
Or you could also order the Freewing from rc-castle, though you will pay for shipping.
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Thanks! The 4s version feels like it going to fall out of the sky anytime!Slammm I don't have personal experience with it but some people have used an FMS inrunner in it. If you search Freewing F16 70mm Fms inrunner you will get hits on Rcgroups site that discuss it.
Or you could also order the Freewing from rc-castle, though you will pay for shipping.
https://www.rc-castle.com/index.php?...roduct_id=7558
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you can simply change the motor to the stock sized inrunner. or any other similar sized inrunner. 28-29mm motors work in that housing. The easiest is the drop in from Freewing which is a 2956 2210kv motor. But there are others that will work as well! The Cyclone 2960 2200kv motor will work in there as well! As mentioned above the 70mm FMS unit will work well also . It may require a little bit of work to fit in but only a little bit. I have flown the Freewing F-16 with the FMS 70mm fan and it worked really well! I put together one for a fellow rc pilot at my field. Worked really well! For sure didn't fell like it was going to fall from the sky...Check me out on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/gooniac33
I am an RC addict and innovator that loves to share my knowledge with those that need help. Ask me anything via PM if you need help! Check out my Website here https://www.gooniac33.me/Comment

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