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  • Category: Radio-Controlled
  • Founded: Apr 2, 2002
  • Language: English
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678 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Apr 15, 2010
6:11 pm
... I suppose you could build one a little heavier if you feel the urge. I would think there would be plenty of room to add ballast right on the CG....
679 Lee Teicheira
leet_01 Send Email
Apr 16, 2010
2:21 am
You may want to consider going with a thinner airfoil. It will increase your penetration. And at 50g, you definitely don't need the lift of a thick, highly...
680 Paul LaChance
patternpaul Send Email
Apr 16, 2010
10:27 pm
Hi all, Just wondering if there is major performance difference between a dlg or sal glider with dihedral vs polyhedral. I understand dihedral always gives...
681 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Apr 17, 2010
4:54 am
... Polyhedral is generally desired for rudder/elevator ships though it is more time consuming to build and can be tricky on small wings like HLGs. This would...
682 Paul LaChance
patternpaul Send Email
Apr 17, 2010
2:13 pm
Tim, Thanks. That is good advice and a good compromise. I was not going to modify a bug to poly. Just looking at other plans and it had 2 versions, poly and...
683 X
xld848 Send Email
May 18, 2010
1:22 am
I used to be on this group a while back, and after a move and settling in, I am back! I pulled out my rolled plans tonite, and am starting to source...
684 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
May 18, 2010
6:40 am
... Welcome back! Depending on your RF environment and how old your 72Mhz TX is, you might be less frustrated with a newer radio. In 1991 there were some...
685 GONZO
edge540gas Send Email
Sep 15, 2010
12:23 am
hey guys... I'm new to the group and wanted to build the bug... can you guys tell me where to get the plans in dxf or dwg for it? Thanks...
686 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Sep 16, 2010
4:15 am
... They don't exist. The only way to get them is to buy them from RCM. If you want to build a HLG of some kind there are many others that are available...
687 otoole1939 Send Email Oct 3, 2010
6:27 pm
Hello everyone interested in the BUG HLG. I built three Bugs several years ago. Then I retired and moved several times. I "found" my three Bugs in the attic a...
688 mgeo03 Send Email Oct 3, 2010
7:59 pm
Go with the MiMi at RCGroups. It is a more up to date design, easy to scratch build....
689 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Oct 3, 2010
8:32 pm
... Not being familiar with that receiver I'm not sure how that will work without a mixer. The closest I can find is the single page manual for the mixer. I...
690 John Gallagher
gldrgidr Send Email
Oct 3, 2010
8:34 pm
The problem with the Mimi is that you have to know how to build light to get the benefits of the more updated design. The original plans had a solid balsa...
691 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Oct 3, 2010
8:42 pm
... Very true indeed. I built a 1.2M DLG designed by David Eddy called Icarus. It was designed as a quick to build alternative with input from Frans Bal...
692 John Gallagher
gldrgidr Send Email
Oct 3, 2010
8:45 pm
As long as your transmitter can handle v-tail mixing, why not just dump the y-adapter. Even most simple single stick transmitters have a button for v-tail ...
693 John Godwin
johngodwinza Send Email
Oct 4, 2010
6:43 am
I built a second Bug with a thinner airfoil, nominally AG03. It flies well, better than the first, but it's hard to say if it's due to the thinner wing or just...
694 otoole1939 Send Email Oct 7, 2010
12:58 am
... I scraped the y-adapter and the v-tail operates in the right direction. Now, can you tell me how to keep my bug in one piece?...
695 Tim Schuh
tdschuh Send Email
Oct 8, 2010
5:00 am
... Duct tape and bailing wire? Hey, it's said to work on Jeeps.... :)...
696 John Godwin
johngodwinza Send Email
Oct 8, 2010
11:20 am
So what's causing it to come apart?...
697 clarencebartlett
clarencebart... Send Email
Nov 2, 2010
4:34 pm
I saw the video of the bug slope soaring in Mississippi. The guy really did not have a slope,he had a road embankment,and the model was flying great! I...
698 Zo
zoman2222 Send Email
Nov 3, 2010
5:02 am
Where did you see the video? Sent from my iPhone ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
699 John Godwin
johngodwinza Send Email
Nov 3, 2010
5:26 am
Here's one I took: <<http://jomacblog.blogspot.com/search?q=bug>http://jomacblog.blogspot.com/search?q=bug> ... John Godwin http://www.samaa.org.za...
700 dr56yhn Send Email Nov 9, 2010
11:11 pm
I believe the video Clarence is referring to is this youtube video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ffH3WqJBHk The pilot is really working a small slope,...
701 horstbirkenbach Send Email Feb 24, 2011
10:37 pm
Hi at all, we are bulding 2 bugs with a span of 1 meter. Here is the link to the forum where i published the fotos. ...
702 Paul LaChance
patternpaul Send Email
Mar 5, 2011
11:32 pm
Hi all, I was thinking about building a bug with an Epler 205 airfoil. I have used this airfoil on several 100" and 2 meter gliders through the years. Any...
703 mrmarvinmccoy Send Email Mar 6, 2011
2:05 am
Paul Not sure how the Epler airfoil will do on a small light weight glider like the Bug. It is such a small glider it should be fun to try and see how it...
704 Paul LaChance
patternpaul Send Email
Mar 6, 2011
2:44 am
Thanks Marvin, I actually do not have the plans, so I am going to scratch build a glider very similar to the Bug. I will probably keep all the dimensions the...
705 Paul LaChance
patternpaul Send Email
Mar 6, 2011
2:58 am
What is the root wing chord on the Bug? I like the elliptical wing shape but would like an idea of the chord so I can make a similar sized plane. Thanks again...
706 Paul
winosign Send Email
Mar 6, 2011
3:28 am
about 6.5"...
707 John Godwin
johngodwinza Send Email
Mar 6, 2011
6:59 am
I'm not sure how nominal airfoil sections affect flying for these small planes. In any case the section will be accurate at the ribs only, the covering sags...
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