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20 mins for lunch?????? READ the working time regs

Were you a beginner doing this project or did you have some prior knowledge in robotics and coding? I want to build something like this too but it might be a bit ambitious for me, was considering on doing "How does a line follower robot work?" as an alternative.

Wait till you get it flying then you'll know what a tree is really for!

I think the tail is too heavy

Take it and get your money back and maybe buy a rocket!. Rocket kits are fun to build and fly!

RC PLAN?? YOU MEAN PLANE?

Give a bit curve to wing. the wing V-shape it will help ithe wing is to flat if dosent wort search for FT simple cub and make it

Did it fly ? Till now ?

Gavin edit goes hard 🔥🔥🔥

Truly 🙏

This truly is one of THE leavers videos of all time

Awesome 😎 I myself am attempting to make my first aircraft and I crashed over and over 😂

Flight distance three miles between group's and soldiers in three hours time fight in bakhmut today use boat to steer ship out of port in Crimea take picture of hull and blow a hole in it like the Moskva

Thats an awesome project :)

Not Enough Thrust😢And Even CG is correct, but I appreciate this Man👍♥️

Write down the names and brands of spare parts I wait for the answer

cool

Good luck!

bro hella windy too

It's tail heavy

great video, good luck for next flights. crash happens, keep goin on

What you need to do is move the battery forward throw the plane harder and have up elevator when you launch it. Should feel like it is goi bc to fly out of you hand. Anyways plane looks great 👍 very nice job on designing/ making it

whats size motors are you using? I'm using a single 1400 kv motor and it seems to not have enough power for a 4 foot by 4 foot airplane

It looks aerodynamically capable of flight(With adjustments). I’ve built a few of these - here are some tips to get it flying properly: 1. Center of gravity(CG) positioning along the fuselage. Your plane’s behavior is consistent with having a CG that is way too far aft(Backwards). You’ll want to reposition any electronics you can(Especially the battery) further forward inside the fuselage. Then put the airplane back together and find a spot on the bottom of its fuselage where it’ll balance on your finger without tipping - That spot is the CG. A good rule of thumb for proper CG positioning on an airplane is 1/3 chord - EG if your wings are 9 inches from leading edge to trailing edge, then you would want the CG at a spot that is 3 inches aft of the leading edge of the wings. Keep readjusting the positioning of your plane’s electronics as necessary until the fully assembled airplane balances there. Now, your plane’s wings have some tapering, so you would have to do some math to figure out precisely where 1/3 chord is. Or, in the case of your plane, a simpler approach would be to simply use 1/3 chord of the wing root(The furthest forward section of your plane’s wings along their span) - You’ll end up with a CG an inch or two further forward than is required, but the plane will still be controllable and should fly quite well. It’s always better to have a CG too far forward than too far back. And in the unlikely event that you’re unable to get the CG sufficiently forward through moving the electronics alone, add some nose ballast as well. 2. Secure the electronics in place inside your plane so they won’t move in flight. It appears in your build video that you didn’t do this - That’s going to cause your CG to vary wildly in flight, making for an uncontrollable, unflyable airplane. The goal is to keep the plane’s CG location constant throughout flight. The receiver and wires can be secured with tape and double-sided mounting tape. For the battery(Most critical - It’s got a lot of mass), do some research online to get ideas for making a secure battery holder. I typically use combinations of plastic gift cards, velcro, foamboard, mounting tape, and/or hot glue. 3. Avoid unnecessary damage to a plane that’s not flying right. If the plane isn’t flying at all on the first or second launch attempt, then stop - There’s a reason it’s not flying correctly, and no number of subsequent launch attempts will make it perform any different. Take the airplane home and fix its problems before going back out and reattempting flight. And if you aren’t sure what those problems are, don’t be afraid to ask for help, such as on RC forums like RCGroups or Flite Test.

Hi dude !! Nice job !! I don't have too much knowledge about planes, but may be a litlle dihierdral could help to make it more stable. In my opinion the wings are too flat. Heavy tail, yes. Move the CG forward ok too. And you have no problem with the thrust, so great !! Not too many adjustments ans it will fly !!! Best of luck and keep uploading awesome content ! Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina !

Way too tail heavy.

Fun video.

Extend the nose by 10cm and get the CG forward it will fly. Forget the power, get it chuck gliding properly then roll on the throttle You could also look for a slope to try and soar it first. Well done, it looks great.

Well done

"Keep on truckin", that's what makes DBF so fun! I'm sure you'll get there.

You may wish to try with a simple rectangular wing, where the centre of gravity (CG) will be between 1/4 and 1/3 of the chord. In other words, if the chord is 12cm, the CG will be between 3cm and 4cm measured from the wing's leading edge.

Clearly too tail heavy.

It started with Flitetest for me as well. Ten yrs later I am a supervisor of an R&D facility building touch sensors . Build,fail,build,fail,win… repeat.

Can't wait to see if she will fly better!

I think try adding weight to the nose.

Check the CG, I think its too tail heavy. If its not that, check the thrust angle of the motors as it can effect flight characteristics. In this case try a bit of down thrust (1 or 2 degrees)

love the buffering in the into