alright thank you so much!bjt4888 wrote:Katie,
18 degrees angle of blade on the 2.75” dia. bottle. 15” pitch as measured at 2.7” prop radius now.
As I’m sure you realize, a pitch of 15” is a reasonable starting point for initial testing. Try more pitch than this and less. Less will probably match to thinner (lower density) rubber and more pitch will probably need thicker rubber.
The spreadsheet I am using was developed by an international class F1D flier.
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it's not about the medals; go out there and have fun. make progress, learn a few things and have one heck of a time; that's all that matters.
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nope its a 15% bonus i believe...not quite sure off the top of my head though (check the rules). make sure you read them closely to get the ideal panel color size for you.FermiGod wrote:For Division C is it necessary to have the wing colored black?
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I was just looking at the score sheet for this and wondering if the measurements for wing chord and wing span are correct at 7cm and 35 cm respectively. This seems small even for wright stuff and even more so with the >8.00 g weight requirement.
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yeah when i first skimmed the rules i was likeAndre76042 wrote:I was just looking at the score sheet for this and wondering if the measurements for wing chord and wing span are correct at 7cm and 35 cm respectively. This seems small even for wright stuff and even more so with the >8.00 g weight requirement.
this is kinda nice to have
and i looked closer and im like
maybe not so much
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read the rules carefully they have to be between two ribsbalsaboi wrote:How much of the wing is required to be colored in order to get the bonus?
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I'm confused what you mean here? Every plane is different.Nesh wrote:What would be the ideal plan (in terms of like width and stuff)?
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are you asking for like start up sizes? like places to start and work off of?Nesh wrote:What would be the ideal plan (in terms of like width and stuff)?
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