Too windy in Bangalore and I was missing a Windy day flier. So decided to make a COROJET based om Mugi.
Made from CORO of 1 meter by 0.5 meter.
pl see my step by step photos. pl see my comments on the photos.
some more build photos
more build photos
more build photos..
The gear is
Warp motor with 6X4
9 gram servo x2
30A esc
assan rcvr
Calculated CG is at 275mm from Wing tip.
AUW with batt = 688 grams.
Waiting to maiden
thanking you
ashta
Very nice build.. {:)}
Please ensure you get a video of the flight !!!
All the very best !!! :thumbsup:
thanks saurabh. very tempting to go and maiden. but once in a while i have to be in office tooo...
Quote from: saurabhhsrivastavaa on August 03, 2010, 01:15:50 PM
Very nice build.. {:)}
Please ensure you get a video of the flight !!!
All the very best !!! :thumbsup:
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looking great!!!!!
video!! video!!!
one thing i need to say sir "you have got magic hands" :salute: :salute: :salute:
looking ahead for video and all the best for maiden flight :thumbsup:
where can i coro in bangalore?
Avenue road...
Nice Plane Ashta sir! You make it look so easy!
thanks praveen. u can grt CORO at BVK iyengar road, begining from Majestic side not the market side. Shop name starts Mangalam enterprise or so..
Quote from: praveen on August 03, 2010, 03:37:33 PM
one thing i need to say sir "you have got magic hands" :salute: :salute: :salute:
looking ahead for video and all the best for maiden flight :thumbsup:
where can i coro in bangalore?
Thanks AShjr and vinay. will maiden surely during the weekend if not earlier. will try to get the video
ashta
I was missing Ashta sir's posts all the while!! What a nice reprise!!
Ashta Sir, in the first two photos, I see wing ribs. Are they made of Balsa ? Lame question, but you can make things work with so many ways, I just wanted confirm my hunch!
Waiting for the video!!
Wow ashta sir, it is really cool. How can u make them so beautiful and precise? :salute: Advice from u will be very helpful for begineers like us.
Nice built looking for video
"happy landing"
Quote from: Ashta on August 03, 2010, 01:01:37 PM
Warp motor with 6X4
Absolutely fabulous build Mr Astha. Please let us know the KV rating of the motor please.
Will the small holes on the fuse suffice for the cooling requirement of the ESC inside the fuselage.
I am having a different experience with 2206 - 2200KV and 6x4 prop with 30 amps ESC on Mig-29. Watt meter is showing only 24 Amps on full throttle but today I fried the ESC. Now I had to upgrade it to 40 Amps with extra heat sink surface. Now with only a 6 x 3 prop at full throttle is 23 Amps but is giving much better thrust than before.
Is not a 30 Amps ESC supposed to support Amps close to at least 27Amps? May be I had a bad ESC?
Quote from: vinay on August 03, 2010, 04:58:54 PM
Avenue road...
Sorry, Its BVK Iyengar raod, mangalam enterprises. Ask for Sunpack.
Quote from: ujjwaana on August 03, 2010, 06:00:58 PM
Ashta Sir, in the first two photos, I see wing ribs. Are they made of Balsa ? Lame question, but you can make things work with so many ways, I just wanted confirm my hunch!
Thanks Ujjwaana. me too, missing you on saturdays. the ribs are made of Depron only.
Wind, No wind.. it is not easy to wait for maiden.
as usual, i did the glide test, adjusted few trims and here is the videos.
Pl note that all videos were taken thru my crude Hatcam.
Thanks for watching
ashta
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8j949IqIbc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Hc4qPIpt0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGd33d5UVTc
Quote from: sundaramvelar on August 03, 2010, 11:23:10 PM
Absolutely fabulous build Mr Astha. Please let us know the KV rating of the motor please.
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Is not a 30 Amps ESC supposed to support Amps close to at least 27Amps? May be I had a bad ESC?
Thanks sundaramvelar.
It is a Warp-4, 1810KV, with 6x4 will draw about 16Amps on 3 cell.
The back side (motor side) is open and there fore will have sufficient flow of air thru these holes at that speed, i hope.
With 2212-06 my experience is different. I have never been able to use more that 5x5 prop and with that itself the current is 22-25 Amps. with 6X4 it goes more than 30Amps, if battery is good.
As u know the current should be measured after full charge and on good battery. Between batteries itself u will notice differences depending on how ell the battery hold the voltage at that discharge. So i never exceed 5x5 for 2212-06. and my motors are from Grayson- Welguard.
I think that Warp is a more effcient motor, though costly.
ashta
Thanks Mr Astha,
Fantastic videos ! especially when the crows are trying to attack the plane. usually it happens with me also.
My setup was drawing only 24 Amps in watt meter in full throttle with fully charged battery, therefore I had attempted to fly it and mid flight ESC fried, but BEC was intact so I was able to land it.
Now I have changed ESC to 40 Amps and Prop to 6x3 let see how it is doing.
Awesome Video! Congratulations on your maiden! really enjoyed this entire thread!
Congrulations again! Kudos!!
Dorwin
thanks dorwin
Quote from: controlflyer on August 04, 2010, 05:15:11 PM
Awesome Video! Congratulations on your maiden! really enjoyed this entire thread!
Congrulations again! Kudos!!
Dorwin
Another good one !
BTW, have you tried to build any "wings" yet ? Sort of bigger ones ?
Also, can you provide the exact dimensions/plan for this bird ?
What glue was used, especially to ensure the two vertical fins are fixed well ?
thanks anwar.
not yet. pipelined
Quote from: anwar on August 05, 2010, 04:45:37 PM
Another good one !
BTW, have you tried to build any "wings" yet ? Sort of bigger ones ?
dimensions:
sheet dimension is 1 meter X 0.5 meter.
Glue is mostly hot melt glue. the fins are fixed using Hot melt only. The fuse dimensions are just cut and made by visualising. 4.5 inches more from the tip of the wing. Width is 3 inches.
How much of the vertical fin is inside the wing (or is it the fuse!) ?
What is the thickness of the corrow?
Every time one asks about simple beginner planes from plans, the discussion seems to end up with the Blue Baby / Blue Cub.
Wonder if this would be a beginner plane, if it is built a little bit beginner ? Yes, one has to fly this (not much of self correction, but if one were to "hang" the foam fuse (instead of letting it stay above the wings), and somehow protect it, would it not work for this purpose ?
anwar, what i do is apply hotmelt and press it immediately down to touch the bottom of wing(inside). Then using the verticla fin angle jig, hotmelt glue is applied to between fuse and the fin. it is very strong...
Quote from: anwar on August 05, 2010, 05:44:37 PM
How much of the vertical fin is inside the wing (or is it the fuse!) ?
3mm
Over last few weeks, i was doing some experiments with mu COROJET. Finally i added some small winglets in order to make it stable. and with this modification, this plane has become my favourite. very stable, stable on invert, smooth landing etc.
pl watch the latest video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kzQDh0PYnw
Hi Ashta,
Congrats for the great build, i wish you had a video of it landing.
I am trying to build a sloper of similar design..
http://spadslopers.desertsites.net/Flik/index.html
I want to use a piece of coro I have laying around with me, it's 3x6 feet. The problem is that I have the flutes running on the 3 feet side. Will this be a problem?
Quote from: Ashta on September 03, 2010, 04:04:03 PM
Over last few weeks, i was doing some experiments with mu COROJET. Finally i added some small winglets in order to make it stable. and with this modification, this plane has become my favourite. very stable, stable on invert, smooth landing etc.
pl watch the latest video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kzQDh0PYnw
Ashat,
Good job man. But now taht you have put winglets, you can cut off the vertical stabilizers just to cut on additional weight. Winglets takes care of the vertical staqbility as well as wing tip vortices that the reason you find plane to more stable specially at low speeds.
thanks and good luck to u.
will try to post a landing video. but it is veryvery smooth now.
Quote from: SunLikeStar on September 03, 2010, 05:43:58 PM
Hi Ashta,
Congrats for the great build, i wish you had a video of it landing.
I am trying to build a sloper of similar design..
http://spadslopers.desertsites.net/Flik/index.html
I want to use a piece of coro I have laying around with me, it’s 3x6 feet. The problem is that I have the flutes running on the 3 feet side. Will this be a problem?
thanks. will try that