FlyingFoam Nurf Genel Montaj Talimatları - Sayfa 11

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NOTE. The Nurf has 4 degrees of thrust line built into the motor mount and we have

found it works well with several different motors and payload configurations. However,

to get best performance it is good to check your configuration. Even if you plan to fly

with an IMU our other auto stabilization method there is no substitute for a well-

balanced and trimmed aircraft.

51. Once you have the aircraft properly trimmed for cruise you can check your thrust

angle by flying straight and level at a comfortable cruise speed and slowly move the

throttle setting to full throttle. There should be very little movement of the nose if the

thrust line is correct. If you see large pitch changes during this test then land and check

your CG. If your CG is correct then you may need to add washers to the motor mount to

adjust thrust line: If the Nurf is pitching nose-up when throttle is applied then add

washers behind the bottom two bolts of your X-mount. If it is pitching nose-down then

add washers behind the top two bolts of your X-mount. We recommend one washer on

each bolt be added to the stack until the thrust line is correct. Perform flight tests as

described above and repeat until you are happy with the results.

Care and Feeding

Make sure you pre-flight the aircraft before every flight. The Nurf was designed to take

abuse, but you can still break it. The good news is it's also easy to repair. During our

testing we found the wing tends to outlast the fuselage by a wide margin. In particular,

we have found that lamination film is very strong, but once it fails it likes to run. So

check for signs of cracks in the covering as well as the foam. We recommend repairs

with "Goop" or epoxy followed by fiber-reinforced tape.

Don't forget the Nurf was designed to be hacked. We love feedback – especially

pictures/videos of your creations. We will maintain notes on tips and tricks, as well as a

gallery of images and videos at flyingfoam.com.

Enjoy! Team FlyingFoam.

Building and operating a remote controlled aircraft involves risk. By building and flying

this kit you are accepting said risks. We assume a basic level of model aviation

knowledge in both building and operating our aircraft. Please seek experienced help

when required. We make every effort to ensure our kits are of the highest quality, and

any documentation is as accurate as we can make it at the time of writing. Due to the

flexible nature of our designs there are many ways to successfully build our kits. We

document what we feel is the best method for general-purpose use. Please refer to

www.flyingfoam.com for further details.

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