Joe,
You don't need much pitch on the Queen (I have 3" control surfaces and would
recommend 2" instead)
I have my flaps and ailerons mixed - as well as full flap and crow mixing.
I use a Superslim and have everything on separate channels.
Send me a glider card and I will put the program on it for you if you want.
Also, the Queen is great to fly, but a bitch to land, even with my big flaps
and full crow. Wait until you start adding the weight to balance it and you
will see it gets pretty heavy. Likes 8+ winds and is comfortable in 15 to
20.
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Parsons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "RCSE" <soaring@airage.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 3:46 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Stylus programming--Flying Wing
I'm just finishing a Queen Bee (it's sort of like a Zagi with a pituitary
problem-span is 100"). It's a three piece wing, with two servos in the
center section and one in each of the two detachable tips. The plans call
for connecting the outer elevons servos with a "Y" cable, but I thought it
would be interesting to run each servo on a separate channel. I want to
see what will happen with crow mode on a flying wing.
I have mixed rudder to aileron in the V-tail mode. The inner elevons work
just fine, but the outers function only as ailerons.
While there may be enough elevator authority with just the inner surfaces,
I'd like to have all four surfaces mixed to control pitch.
Any suggestions how best to do this with the Stylus/Glider Card?
TIA,
Joe Parsons
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