Re: new INAV

From: Max <flyezb_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2010 19:15:11 -0000

I've done a little better than 30mins, even at USIC. I agree with Larry. I rather make a prop 67mg then the motorstick so short and light. Looking at Kangs plan it looks like a lot of weight can be removed from the wing and prop and/or added to the motorstick. My 7" USIC winner was 320mg total, with the prop <70mg and the stick around 90mg (bare wood) that model did 31:26 unofficially at USIC and almost 34 at about 135ft at Lakehurst. I've had an 8" model in the making.. the 8" blank MS weighs around 100mg. I think Ray Harlan has taken my design and ran with it successfully at USIC the years I've been absent.

More props to Kang for coming out from California, and getting it done in the middle of the night at Lakehurst! Even if you made sturdier 400mg models with 8-8.5" motorsticks your models would still fly just as well in places like Tustin and Lakehurst as long as they're properly trimmed.

Max

--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, larry coslick <kibbie_dome@...> wrote:
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> From: from Larry Coslick coslama_at_... To:
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> Sent: Sat, November 20, 2010 10:23:05 PM
> Subject: Re: [Indoor_Construction] new INAV
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>  Question,what is your weight of motorstick blank, meaning before hooks n tubes,
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> I use a 8" M/S on my latest .33 gram EZB's and found that the best weight
> for low and high ceiling's is around .090 gram . Those blanks are cut from
> 3.8-4# 3/32" Sig balsa.
> Larry Coslick
> Kang didn't bring a computer to Tustin but he says that motorstick blank weighed
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> On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Mark F1diddler <f1diddler_at_...> wrote:
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> >I see Kang's clever 30 minute Lakehurst ezb is mapped out in latest INAV. Kang,
> >I saw good detailed sizes, but not a motorstick (6") raw blank motorstick weight
> >(maybe missed it, scratchy printing.) So for those of us who don't mess with
> >3.5lb wood,  what is your weight of motorstick blank, meaning before hooks n
> >tubes, etc.?what is
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> >Well done!
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