zeroG_RC

Hello From Me I just thought id pop in and let you know I'm not just a figment of Adrian's imagination So far Adrian is ahead of me in this build as he is an incredibly fast builder. I tend to be much slower! I haven't posted any pictures or thoughts yet simply because Adrian is ahead of me and pretty much covered all I could say or show. This is a pretty straight forward build and considering the fact its a pre production kit with no instructions and no indication for things like battery placement, servo placement etc is going together very nicely. For my pennies worth after a conversation with Adrian, I decided that I'm going to put the rudder and elevator servos in the tail so I can hide the linkages to keep a more scale appearance. I suspect the production kit will be using snake/pushrods with the servos in a more traditional place like under the wing seat for ease of access, and as I will be posting pictures as I go along with these little alterations it will serve as a "ready made guide" for those who wish to do the same. I have chosen this route because I intend to do most of my hard work after the bulk of the model is finished. I will be adding as much scale detail as I can possibly manage. That is where I come in on the blog later on . I hope this makes sense, this is the first time I have posted properly on a build blog (except for the odd question on other peoples!). See You soon Zero (Paul) Edited By zeroG_RC on 26/03/2016 15:07:24 Edited By zeroG_RC on 26/03/2016 15:08:04

Hi there guys, i have read through this thread with great interest. Ive just finished putting together my BH Storch but an a bit concerned! The manual says the C of G should be 120mm from the leading edge but other people have told me this is very wrong but nobody has actually given me a flying figure..... I notice that you have yours set to 1/4" behind the main spar but this is only 78mm from the leading edge. Can you confirm I have this right please! And does it fly well on that C of G? Many Thanks in advance for your reply Paul