Hi,
I always break wings if the finger peg is too far
back. In a hurry to get it in the air (in the middle
of a contest) and you step in a hole right before
release. . . The trailing edge of the wing comes
down, the plane pitches up, and SNAP!!! On my
Monarch, I have it halfway between the C.G. and the
L.E. (of the wing). Works for me. If anything, I
would go forward.
Hope this helps!
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> "Beeler, Shawn" wrote:
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> > What is considered to be the optimal position for
> locating a finger hole
> > and/or launch peg in relation to the leading edge
> of the wing? I assume
> > that it is at the c.g. but am not completely sure.
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> I use the trailing edge of the wing.
>
> Jerry Converse
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