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« on: January 12, 2016, 10:30:16 PM »
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.....with a 3s 610, she weighs just over 350g, and a WL of 4.5 opsf, RTF.

Here's my all new High AR 59" (59 x 5.5" )flying wing sailplane with wire cut foam wings(Clark Y).

...the span and chord were a result of the available/salvaged foam...

Pic 1. Slabs salvaged.
Pic 2. 5 cores cut
Pic 3. 5 cores rejoined to form two wing halves.
Pic 4. The batch of wings Smiley

EDIT: Its 59in span and not 56 as posted earlier.

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few more pics.....and a video of maiden flights  Grin


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.....the pod with motor and the rest is fixed with rubber bands/dowel arrangement. Now that the CG and general flying characteristics have been tested, I intend to try this wing for sloping (the WL is well within range).....it should weigh about an ounce less (21 g motor, ply motor mount, screws, foam, BEC without bullet connectors).....or with a WL of 4.13 opsf....

...just need t build another pod  Wink

EDIT: This one is built as a glider/saliplane and flies like one - the flight in the video is more to capture it within frame and hence looks like any other flying wing.
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Very good build and good maiden video BMBIB  Clap Clap can u share your foam cutter photo and detail and once again congrats
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can u share your foam cutter photo and detail and once again congrats

thanks Gaurang. ....missed taking a video of the foam cutting....takes a bit of time to set up, although its quite hazzle free.
it looks a lot like several other frames made out of a 0.5x1.5x40 in hard/straight wood 'F' shape with a voltage regulator.

....if you are yet to build one, I suggest you make a simple bow like a 'D' out of bamboo. make sure the curve of 'D' is deep enough.

...will post my set up soon as I need to cut a few more cores.

btw...its not the bow alone, but the number of cores you cut which help fine tune your overall set up - just make it out of whats easily and inexpensively available. you can improvise once you get a hang of it Smiley
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« Reply #5 on: January 13, 2016, 12:11:01 PM »
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A useful Video for hotwire cutting

http://www.rcindia.org/for-sale/wing-core-made-of-high-density-thermacol/msg154985/#msg154985
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can u share your foam cutter photo and detail

....hope this helps Smiley

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Great video!
By far the simplest method I've seen so far...
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Great Work friend.... love your wing
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Very good video Clap Clap and very helpful too
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Looks the same one you did a maiden last Sunday with....
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Great video.......Appreciable work, and i really appreciate the feeling or yours, of sharing such great things with everyone Smiley
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