Taco

Nice film. I like it's in HD. Maybe a lot more power is needed because the pilot is moving too? Taco.

Indeed, this matches much better. I hope you are been able to fly a lot with this master piece. Taco.

Good result Stuart! Very nice. What's the next project? Taco.

Nice it flies so well. Next you will go to the coast or another soaring site? Taco.

Stuart, i hope this will work out right for you!!   Taco.

Posted by Stuart Eggerton on 15/01/2012 09:05:35: Hi Taco, do you know where the CG point is on the SG38 wing, I can't find it mentioned on the plans? From the original i can say this:   CG can be measured from the leading edge of the wing, and should Iie between 400 and 480mm with the pilot in the seat.   I think this will help?   Taco

Great work indeed!     Taco.

WOW!   Taco.

Yes, laminating is much better.   Can you use clevis for your wires? It's not fully scale, but it is easy in use.   I am using this for struts:     Weld this part together with a rod. Other end of the rod has thread.     The other end (with thread) will fit into the next part (strut-mount)     Not shown here. But in the top section i have to drill a hole and tap thread, so the rod can be adjusted in almost any length before glueing together.   If needed i will show you tomorrow.   Taco. Edited By Taco on 12/12/2011 18:35:52 Edited By Taco on 12/12/2011 18:37:43

Hmm, it does not work, this is the link: Wolkenstecher     Taco.

In this: magnificent video you can see the elevator and ailerons. Does that help? Taco.

I did buy some pulleys from TowerHobbies some time ago.   Taco.

It's good to see you work so well on the SG38.   Taco.

As far as i know it has not any washout.

Normally with these ribs, i bolt all them together with a template on each side. And then i sand them down to the template.   Taco.