hi guys gimme some ideas
for my plane
how to attach elevators &radar
Nice to finally see your build thread ritz :thumbsup:
You should have posted it in Self-designed, DIY.. section tho. Any ways, post a picture when you have finished gluing elevator and rudder, try to keep everything square.
HI RITZ you are hiding or showing. :P......I am not able to figure out anyting from these picturs.....post complete picture and focus the lense properly so that we can see the construction properly...
Which thickness coro r u using for the fuse,wing and control surfaces?
i want to send more pics how to send
You want to "attach" more pics here ? Just attach 4 of them each to any new reply post you make in this thread.
have i construct wing properly & elevator
hi
guys i have posted some pics of my avispad i want yours ideas
i have used 3 mm coro infuse and wing , elevator& radar
Hey buddy is ur elevator balanced?
for ur reference reg elevator I've attached a pic
how the ele vator will be balanced
what r servo terminals
some more pics
the weight of my palne body & wing is 350gms maximum 360gms
ithink is is not overweighted tell me all the electrical accessories to be used in this plane
motor,esc,battery,reciever,servos
and this video will give you an idea that how to install the electrons
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJ9cd3Ohwpw&feature=channel
Send a pm to Mohan. He can suggest you the exact electronics required for this.
hi,
sandeep here from pune. appreciate your effort for building coro trainer.
i have been building spads for more than a year now. checkd ur pics.
the wing is not correct. the aerofoil shape is not proper. you need to rebuild te wng properly.
for electric spad use 2mm coro for engine powered use 3mm.
check my build thread on http://www.rcindia.org/electric-planes/spad-trainer/
regds
i beg to differ :o...3mm is fine wing or fuse :giggle:...anyone can build till the cows come home ;D...
regards,
Mohan
how to make motor mount
Have you seen the motor mount thread for ideas (even though the thread has focus on foamies) ?
http://www.rcindia.org/tools-materials-and-building-techniques/how-to-mount-electric-motors-on-foamies/
what is cg how it is related to aeromodeling
http://www.rcindia.org/tools-materials-and-building-techniques/building-tip-how-to-check-and-adjust-for-cg-of-a-plane/
Looks like you still haven't found the "Search" box on the top right yet ;D
What have you used to add extra strength to the wings?? Any CF rods?? How have you pasted the parts??? How will you attach the motor to the body...??
how to make motor mount
This is a nice link for motor mounts.
http://www.rcindia.org/tools-materials-and-building-techniques/how-to-mount-electric-motors-on-foamies/
Please use search option..
Hi Guys
I just wanted to know
Is Avispad a good trainer for beginners?
Come on Guys
I have also made the wing with 3mm coro. But the horizontal flute cannot give me the proper shape but enough strength. I have reinforced with thermocol support.
Initially I have thought to keep the gap with coro itself, but not works well.
The thermocol reinforcement works fine, but as the weight given during drying of BondTite, the top portion shrinks and gives corner shaped.
Though I have made the fuselage with same 3mm coro, some reinforcement made to strengthen joints. Outer sides are first fixed with cellotape and then BondTite. However, wooden support below wing have not been fixed.
I have chosen 2822 Motor with 11x4.7 or 10x6 prop with 25A ESC and 3S battery, 1000mAh for the setup with 9gm servo (As I have no alternative).
Does it can fly or the motor need much power ? The motor recommends 10x4.7 prop for maximum output. My props are little overload the motor, but I think, this may give much thrust. Servos will be attached inside with foam tape (Both end glue). Control surfaces and pom horns need to be attached. Thinking of wheel with CD foam spacers.
Fuselage length = 24"
Wingspan = 36"
I have not measured the weight yet.
Kalyan Da, if the flutes in your wing were parallel to the chord rather then being perpendicular to it, you would have got a better airfoil shape.
I think the prop will burn the motor. It says in one of the reviews for that motor "DO NOT USE 10X6". Read this after my motor got busted.
hi guys some mor pics of my avispad an u plz tell how to make landing gear
:help: how o make landing gear
Good progress on the plane {:)} For the landing gear use 4mm spring steel rods. I think you are using cycle spoke right now :)
Can I use any of these motors to build a Avispad
2210N 1000Kv Brushless Motor + GWS9050 @3S
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8621
Turnigy 2209 28turn 1050kv 15A Outrunner +GWS 10x4.7
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=5687
650 mah 3S battery
2 * 5 gms rudder and elevator
2 or 1 * 9 gms for aileron
Vel,i think the thumb rule for electrics is going by the AUW..So its better to build first and calculate the app AUW for the motor selection..
motor - 50 gms
battery - 50 gms
2 * 9 gms - 18gms
2 * 5 gms - 10 gms
total - 128 + 50(junk) = 180 gms
So how much should be my wing span?
Quote from: KALYANPRODHAN on May 09, 2011, 11:49:26 AM
Does it can fly or the motor need much power ? The motor recommends 10x4.7 prop for maximum output. My props are little overload the motor, but I think, this may give much thrust. Servos will be attached inside with foam tape (Both end glue). Control surfaces and pom horns need to be attached. Thinking of wheel with CD foam spacers.
Dont use such a big prop for you motor as it will burn it definitely use a max prop size of 9x.4.8 for this motor...
i have already burnt 2 of these motors using a 1047 prop
Quote from: azhaguvel on May 13, 2011, 07:16:31 PM
Can I use any of these motors to build a Avispad
....
2 * 5 gms rudder and elevator
2 or 1 * 9 gms for aileron
use 9gm servos all over if u do want to use 5 gm servos use them on ailerons
and use 9 gm on rudder and elevators
use a 180W+ motor for this plane...
as it will be heavy on account of being made for corro
Akky can you show me one motor from HK which fits this?
Also both these motors seems to pull around 700 gms of thrust. Is that not enough. since the electronics is only 200 gms. How much would be the frame?
go for this
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=6247
actually all good motors are out of stock ...on Hk
bell motors mostly the best for these types of corro trainer
Great thanks will go for it
Ritz,
Refer our telephonic discussion, i don't miss a thread, somehow i missed yours, redo the whole thing, don't get impatient, first time working on coro ? go with a flat plate wing with re-inforced flutes or Kfm wings, undercarriage cannot go through and through like that, apply some logic, in aviation if there is any doubt, there is no doubt, it is not workable. remember this golden rule,
i am attaching a pic of undercarriage, you can even make it or buy it from mr sai here is the link( http://cgi.ebay.in/LANDING-GEAR-LIGHT-WEIGHT-DIA-2-MM-/150592723916?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_203&hash=item2310069bcc)
you can even use this nine eagles one, just one slot and reinforce it from the inside you have your undercarriage , you can buy it here (http://cgi.ebay.in/LANDING-GEAR-NINE-EAGLES-XTRA-300-/150603905871?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_203&hash=item2310b13b4f0 ), you can take an idea and make it your self. Patience is the key, enjoy your build, don't look for quicky in aeromodelling, savour it,
Did you check your CG before maiden ? was it accurate to 1-2 mm ? short chord wings, that is the problem. CG has got to be perfect, if you have doubt keep it at 20 % chord.
how was your thrust line, wing tips to tailplane tips, do you have enough experience to maiden a plane or somebody else did it for you. (If you have built a good plane and crashed it because of inexperience , you will blame the plane and not your skill, it is but natural. get someone experienced to maiden for you).
any doubt, gimme a call. in the meanwhile please read up , hang around with experienced aeromodellers, i am not trying to dishearten you, this route of yours, DIY from scratch, can frustrate you and you may give up the hobby. take care of that.
"if there is any doubt, there is no doubt, it is not workable"
Very well said Augustine Sir.... :bow:
hiii guys
very sad news
i crashed my trainer avispad
my fuselage & propelor is much damaged so should i go with this plane or go with any other plane suggest me plsssss
As discussed earlier, you should get some sim time first. You were very lucky to get away this time. I am sure people will help you out in setting up your radio with FMS if you ask for it.
So so sorry to know!!
I have also crashed my plane several time at the beginning and never gave up,and also u plz never give up.
Once u started something then don;t leave it till it completion what is the matter may be.
If u think it is repairable then repair it .Use another propeller .Use some glue or patch to repair fuselage and also post some pic of ur crashed plane.
hi guys
i m planing to going to airfield in bhondsi gurgaoan just for exprience
@Ritz
Follow the below pic for making landing gear.
Some extra pic.
And continue...
are these rods r cf rod
i m not getting the concept of making this landing gear
Hello Shubham!
I just found something really helpful to you.
Follow the steps below to make a Landing gear for your avispad.
Step#1
Bend wire till it matches plans. Should look like the picture LG#1 & LG#2.
Step#2
Cut a few inch long piece of yardstick or wooden ply. Strap wire into place like seen in picture LG#3.
In the picture the white small plates are Dubro Gear Straps. But anything that secures the wire to the board can be used.
Step#3
Add a strip of wood, of width of the fuselage, to both ends of the yardstick.
Add wheels and pants and your done.(Picture LG#4)
Step#4
Attach with rubber bands doubled over like you attached the wing.
(Picture LG#5)
Copyright Note:
"All text, pictures, and graphics Copyright@2005 Charles Pirkey All rights reserved."
The pictures above are the part of STS Build guide downloaded here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=372857
Hi, have you finished your AVI? I built one couple of months back and its still flying good. I start my flight day with this one and then move on to my Debonair.
My AVISPAD maiden:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjNFCpYVQrQ
My eDebbie maiden:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36uObGU2mGA
With the limited experience I got from these two builds, I will be more than happy to assist you if you are still on the subject :D