does  any one have  experience in  building  a  flying-wing  ??

I am in need  of  plans ....  for  a flying wing .   


and  can any one  explain some  of  the basics  of flight  like     Roll ;  Pitch  ; Yaw  for  a flying wing !!     


in the pic  the  flying model  is  without  a rudder . so ...    how is it going to  substitute  its  rudder Movement ?  ?

Built this last year and added dual rudders. Check out if my build thread helps. Very simple build.
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/plan-build-24'-estratos-delta-flywing/

Elevons works both as ailerons and elevator. Fin is required for directional stability. To turn you don't need a rudder unlke a boat. Put on bank and pull the airplane turns

thank You
Ujjwaana  sir ,  can you  suggest  some  more plans of the Flying wing ..


and  augustinev  sir ,      a  Bit  of  Detailed  explanation  will  help me  a lot ...   the suggested  rudder movement   seems to need  some  velocity on the plane  ,     will this  do for  a glider too .... ??

Can any one  tell  me  where   "Johnson  motors "  are  available  in india ... ?

its pretty simple to build
here is mine
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/scratch-built-one-more-36'-flying-wing-from-biofoam/

thanks   ashJR202     

that was  an awesomely  Built  !!

which plan did you follow ?  can you share  some tips !!

Quote from: ajith on July 31, 2011, 01:24:17 PM
thank You
Ujjwaana  sir ,  can you  suggest  some  more plans of the Flying wing ..

I built another flying wing called KESL, but it was very very agaile and I would not recommend if you are new to flying.
http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/56-kesl-flywing-build-thread/


'foamybuilder' on this forum built some great well behaved Flying wing/Delta wingers. Please search his threads.

For Johnson motors contact Aditya in Delhi...........

http://www.rcindia.org/profile/?u=381

Among various models of Flying wings  some  have a  rudder  and some don't ...          

it can  use  its  aileron  as  elevators  ...      so that is not  problem  when we don't have  elevators

but  how  come   does  a flying wing  manage  to turn  without   a vertical  rudder    

can any one explain about  Pitch  ,  yaw  &  roll    controls  of   a  flying wing ?

seniors  awaiting  your  help . . .

[Moderator Note] Merged with you own topic with same discussion.

Pitch and roll is controlled by elevons.
For turning you roll the wing slightly then pull the elevator.
Yaw is not necessary and is generally absent even if you have a rudder. Achieving yaw control in flying wings is a little complicated.

thank you sunlikestar 

can  any one  explain  about  the  yaw control  for a flying wing ?? 

and  if possible  a  bit  more  detailed  explanation  for roll and pitch  controls  too ....