Free Flight Toy Model Planes

[@daviddavids2884]

observations it is probable that a thinner (tiny) wing is more efficient that a thicker one. 008 the tail is heavy bc the vert-stab is over-large. there should be no mass extending beyond the elev trailing edge. a less-than optimal thrust line has been used. in order to compensate for the resultant unscheduled nose-down moment, MORE nose-up TRIM is required at the horiz-stab. the nose is slightly elongated. 215 this model also has a less-than ideal thrust line and a heavy, over-large vert-stab. the distance between the stabs and the wing is excessive; by two inches or so.

[@FreeFlightDigest]

That maybe true but it is just too darn heavy.

[@craigh3381]

A great deal of kids no longer care to play outside or build models..so companys are selling less quality models..I dont know how difficult it is to even find a plastic model kit...thanks for sharing.

[@FreeFlightDigest]

The lack of desire to play outside I think is a real issue. Toy store model planes I think have mainly been low duration models but now the models are getting hard to find. Thank you for watching the videos.

[@nickvledder]

Charging the capacitor is…. cumbersome to say the least. The first seconds on a chargingstation is at extremely high currents. I use a powerstation (laboritory) for this purpose.

[@FreeFlightDigest]

I think all these chargers are charging above recommended voltage.