BLUEFIN P-30_Rubber Powered Evening Flight...

I check the glide and put up a few nice flights with the Bluefin P-30 Rubber Powered Model Airplane...

[@ckthai2002]

Sir, thank you for sharing! I enjoy your video!

[@CahnDalan310]

Max flight sir

[@Blimpus]

Now that was cool, Great job Sam, that was very enjoyable!

[@chilly7261]

Thank you

[@wisconsinford3618]

Who would have ever thunk that would fly

[@chilly7261]

This one's not a teaser... 😁

[@mattluszczak8095]

Hi bud how do you know thickness rubber to use, length and number of loops to use. Thanks in advance Matt Melb Australian!

[@chilly7261]

For this plane, it's in the rules for P-30 class, any cross section of rubber that weighs ten grams max. For most free flight planes, the rubber should weigh 25-30% of the all up weight. The length is a little longer than the distance from the rear peg to the nose hook. You play with different cross sections of rubber based on trial and error. Example- one loop of 1/4" versus two loops of 1/8". The same cross section, but the 1/4" have a stronger motor run...