eflite nite flyer crop duster

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  • badwolf
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    • Feb 2017
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    #1

    eflite nite flyer crop duster

    Wanting to ask if flaps would be needed to fly or can it fly safely w\o them? Thanks.
  • xviper
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    • Jan 2014
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    • Calgary, Canada
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    #2
    My friend flies the Pawnee and I fly the Dynam version (C-188). He never installed the servos for flaps and it flies fine. The AS3X is a great feature in helping it fly. It can fly very slowly already, so flaps aren't really neceassary. You can add them later just to experience a different flight envelope.
    I have flaps on my "Dusty" and I use them just for fun but again, they aren't really required. In fact, with flaps, it can get a bit too slow and you need to keep the power up a bit to stay away from its stall speed.

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    • badwolf
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      • Feb 2017
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      #3
      Thanks xviper2. Hoping to hear that it would do fine w\o flaps so i wont bother with them. Suppose to get it this coming wednesday and wanted to try it but started worrying if i should hhave gotten servos for flaps. Thanks alot.

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      • xviper
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        • Jan 2014
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        #4
        If your landings are still a bit rough, reinforce the landing gear strut in the mounting area. Also that aluminum isn't that strong and can bend. I ended up replacing mine with the strut off my old Super Dimona - very strong, hard metal.

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        • badwolf
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          • Feb 2017
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          #5
          Thanks for the heads up. Sure it will be tested without a doubt.

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