Dear Anwar,

Am a newbie to RC Hobby! I have a 3Ch RC control system, and have not flown yet! Does it favours Take-off and Landing? If yes, how to connect the two servos? (I mean how to connect the elevators and rudder with the two servos)

Awaiting your reply...//MEROG

Merog,
    Should be simple - one for the motor, one for the elevator and one for the rudder (I think there is a nursery rhyme thats got similar tones - if you can replace channels with bags of wool      ). If you don;t have a plane then get a slow stick and I believe the Mr.Moss from RCForAll, these need 3 channels only.

Dear Tg,

I think it will be better for a bewbie like me to connect one for the elevator an one for the alevon! How would it be if controlled with alevons?

MEROG

Quote from: tg on May 25, 2009, 05:27:45 PM
Merog,
    Should be simple - one for the motor, one for the elevator and one for the rudder (I think there is a nursery rhyme thats got similar tones - if you can replace channels with bags of wool      ). If you don;t have a plane then get a slow stick and I believe the Mr.Moss from RCForAll, these need 3 channels only.

elevons are not to be attempted by a newbie just now. you know that's why they familiarize beginners with rudder at first. So after you learn to fly with the rudder you can add ailerons or elevons later. though i will tell you how to do that. you need to split the elevator of a beginner plane and connect the servos to each part of the split elevator. now connect both the servo's to the receiver (be sure to plug it in the right way). power up transmitter . connect esc and the battery. and then in the mixing controls of the tx mix the channels to which the servo's are connected. and voila there you have it elevons. refer to the tx manual for help. using v-tail mixers is easier it also teaches you about the new equipments available in rc. what i suggest is fly the beginners plane and have at least 7-10 hours of flight time or until you are damn sure of the controls and your skills. then follow the steps i mentioned.

hope this helps

Thank you ver much pickel6,

Can you suggest me a plane model, best suited for the following (Which only I have)

3ch 27MHz tx

Rx with all the mixer capabilities

5x3 prop

brushed motor

brushed esc

3s Lipo (suitable to the above system)

These are all the parts of F27b stryker of Parkzone!

Can you suggest plane models which work with these, especially sholud be foamies (Thermacol), and am a newbie!

Awaiting your reply...//MEROG

Quote from: Pikle6 on May 28, 2009, 10:02:33 AM
elevons are not to be attempted by a newbie just now. you know that's why they familiarize beginners with rudder at first. So after you learn to fly with the rudder you can add ailerons or elevons later. though i will tell you how to do that. you need to split the elevator of a beginner plane and connect the servos to each part of the split elevator. now connect both the servo's to the receiver (be sure to plug it in the right way). power up transmitter . connect esc and the battery. and then in the mixing controls of the tx mix the channels to which the servo's are connected. and voila there you have it elevons. refer to the tx manual for help. using v-tail mixers is easier it also teaches you about the new equipments available in rc. what i suggest is fly the beginners plane and have at least 7-10 hours of flight time or until you are damn sure of the controls and your skills. then follow the steps i mentioned.

hope this helps

this should work the best with the gws slow stick most people around the world start off with this plane. it is the most renowned one in its class also it works on a brushed motor. only thing i believe you shall have to change is the propeller. ask sai uncle he will help you out for sure.

http://cgi.ebay.in/GWS-SLOW-STICK-GREAT-FOR-BEGINNERS-MORE-POWERFUL_W0QQitemZ150332184673QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_203?hash=item23007f1861&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14&_trkparms=|301%3A0|293%3A1|294%3A30

in my opinion this is the best plane for you also please try to give some more specs of your motor

Dear Subrahmanian,

here are the more detailed list of the components I have...

2 servos (Mini Servo (5W) w/Arms, Long Lead ParkZone PKZ1071)

480 brushed motor (480 Motor w/Leads: F27/B Stryker ParkZone PKZ1216)

Parkzone Tx (Tx: CH 3, 27.095: F27/B, Slo-V, DEC, P-51D, FW-190
ParkZone PKZ1243 )

Parkzone ESC/Receiver 27 mhz (Rx (SR-327LT): CH4, 27.145: P-51D, F27B, FW-190
ParkZone PKZ1554 )

Prop (5x3 Propeller for 3S LiPo: F27B ParkZone PKZ1004 )

And some reason I dont know, I dont love the stick type planes. So, is there any alternative for a trainer with 3ch, made of completely foam (fuse too)?

I planed to build F-22 raptor, but somebody stopped me saying that It's not a begginer plane!

Awaiting your reply...//MEROG

i personally own a f22 raptor which i am unable to fly i have to ask pramod bhaiya to help as i am improving my skill. Rc powers did a review of a glider which is a closely matched plane but it is RTF it even comes with a transmitter. so much of your components will not be used. i personally did not like the stick planes but i highly recommend then as they are durable too and they teach you about cg and various other items. well if your mind is set on a non stick plane. you can buy this one - Accipter Badius

http://www.jackshobbies.in/products_big.aspx?imgid=430

according to price slow stick is better as you already have all the electronics. but if you have some more money to spend you can buy Mr.moss arf which has everything other than radio(which you have). in this way u can use the brushless system lipo and everything which comes with Mr.moss on other planes too. it will create a stock of items for future use. also moss glider is a close competitor in beginners category also it can be made into a aerobatic plane too

Why not this ?

http://cgi.ebay.in/GWS-E-STARTER-GREAT-FOR-BEGINNERS_W0QQitemZ150330355382QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_203?hash=item2300632eb6&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262&_trkparms=%7C301%3A1%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A30

Looks significantly cheaper option.

yes anwar looks great i did not think of e-starter at all. and by the way thanks for creating a new thread

great information of a cheapest resource for a begginer. The e-bay's plane which (1800/-) is really very good for stick model haters

But you people can suggest a compatible model not to buy, but to build (from printing out the plans and upto the CG-test)?

Awaiting your reply..//MEROG

i really do support scratch building. but merog i really recommend you buy a beginners plane as scratch built planes are good but you need to learn basic flying. if you buy MR. moss http://cgi.ebay.in/RCFORALL-MR-MOSS-GLIDER-BRUSHLESS-BEGINNERS-COMBO_W0QQitemZ110362947515QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_203?hash=item19b224efbb&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262&_trkparms=|301%3A1|293%3A1|294%3A30 it is an investment for future you get

    * Motor : RCFORALL Brushless 2204
    * ESC   : RCFORALL DY 10 AMP ESC
    * Battery : RCFORALL 7.4V 850 mah battery
    * Lipo 2-3 cell Charger with 1 amp wall adapter
    * Servos 2 nos : RCFORALL DY 0204 : 6 gms
    * Prop : EP 8 "
    * Connector and other Misc. including glue and tape .

plus an additional 10% discount being a member of Rcindia. this investment shall take you a long way.
even now if you are not convinced give me some time i will find some plans and post it here

Thanx man, for all you concern!

MEROG

no problem merog will post some plans as soon as i get them till then enjoy

hey merog good news i got the plan of Super Cub 4 Channel. it is a complete beginner plane and will help you a lot. this being a 4 ch plane you can use only rudder and elevator as you like. so here you go

i  cant put in the plans as they in pdf format download it from

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=560992

download all three files at the bottom of the first post

good luck

Great plane...

Actually I have this plane in my plan collection, but now only I knew that its a trainer plane!

Thanks Subbu  (sorry, I dont know what age you are)!

MEROG

Quote from: Pikle6 on May 28, 2009, 12:10:07 PM
hey merog good news i got the plan of Super Cub 4 Channel. it is a complete beginner plane and will help you a lot. this being a 4 ch plane you can use only rudder and elevator as you like. so here you go

i  cant put in the plans as they in pdf format download it from

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=560992

download all three files at the bottom of the first post

good luck

hi merog
my age is 16 years
and by the way then i should be calling you merog bhaiya

Hey subbu,

16?  it's awesome man, you're a  kid! It's awsome to get into RC at such a kiddy age!
Weldone!
Yeah, you can call me merog bhayya!

With blessings, MEROG

Quote from: Pikle6 on May 28, 2009, 01:37:45 PM
hi merog
my age is 16 years
and by the way then i should be calling you merog bhaiya

well ,
i am younger than him , i am 14 , lol 

thats right justin chi is barely 5 years old and is an advanced 3d helicopter and rc plane pilot

Sir


Did you have a 27mhz receiver 3 channel same transmitter plz rply me on whats app my no is 9023359894 i am from ludhiana punjab

Quote from: merog on May 25, 2009, 02:15:09 PM
Dear Anwar,
Am a newbie to RC Hobby! I have a 3Ch RC control system, and have not flown yet! Does it favours Take-off and Landing? If yes, how to connect the two servos? (I mean how to connect the elevators and rudder with the two servos)
Awaiting your reply...//MEROG

Reply voluntarily deleted as irrelevant. Thanks to an alert member.

Iyer Sir..

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