Fokker Eindecker Maiden Flight - 1520 mm Dancing Wings Hobby Kit скачать в хорошем качестве

Fokker Eindecker Maiden Flight - 1520 mm Dancing Wings Hobby Kit

First flight with my new Fokker Eindecker. It flew well despite the gusty crosswinds. The small tail surfaces mean it's not a beginner model, but it will be a fine second model for someone wanting to progress from their trainer. It can fly very slowly due to the low weight and will do most standard aerobatic maneuvers. It's built from a Dancing Wings Hobby Kit. It went together very quickly. You can have the whole kit together in two evenings.Some parts were not marked the same as the plans called for, so all parts should be tried before gllue is addded. Also pay close attention to where the slots for the tail wires are in the instructions as the top and bottom fuselage sheets are not symmetrical. It has been covered with "natural" Oratex which is a high quality iron on textile covering. I sanded off the black laser etching on the edges of the parts before covering. The wheels are 3D printed and can be downloaded from here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/vario... I balanced mine on the main spar, which is about 93 mm from the leading edge and this was perfect. The plans call for a CG of 108 mm from the leading edge. I set the elevator so that the leading edge was 12 mm from the bottom of the fuselage and let it rip, and it ended up just about perfectly trimmed. Elevator throws: 25 mm up and 22 mm down at the trailing edge, with 30% expo. Aileron throws: 15 mm up and 12 mm down. Rudder throws: as much as possible without touching the elevators. 1520 mm wingspan 2200 g flying weight with battery I used a big 400 kv outrunner, 50 A ESC, a 4S 2800 mAh battery and a 3D-printed 15x12" propeller. A 15x8 or 15x10 prop will probably be better. The 7 minute flight spent 1870 mAh of 2800 total. You can get the kit from their shop on Ebay: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53...