The Vanessa C of G rig

Dunno if any one reads this section but just in case HERE is a simple method / device for setting up your CofG.
The first bit takes a bit of reading but the pictures makes it all clear.
I would think this would be particularly good for those of you with larger models.
Marty

Cheers Marty

Looks good, I'll have to try to make one.

I've sent the link to Will Bertoni via email, it may be of some use to him.

After the test flight of the EPP Aerobatic model yesterday, Jem & I thought the balance was a bit to far back.

I decided to make one of the balancing jigs.

What a great bit of kit to balance you model accurately.

4 bits of string, a piece of dowel, a screwdriver with a hole at the top of the handle & a piece of wood for the hanger.

Drill three holes & away you go.

Thats pretty cool, Can I be there when you balance Steve Malinders old Yak?

M

Yes I have already started on the steel work to construct the HD version

Spotted, my new extra with the 200 in will be first, then the 100cc Yak then the 100cc Wilga then the scale jobby with the 340cc radial & finally SM old 150cc Yak

Rich wrote:Spotted, my new extra with the 200 in will be first, then the 100cc Yak then the 100cc Wilga then the scale jobby with the 340cc radial & finally SM old 150cc Yak

must have a really small d"$K

Actually no

Forgot the 50cc, 30cc & a handful of carbon gliders & 2 shockies

Will this rig work on flying wings and small combat foam jobbies?
Finished my slipstream the other night, but had to jam nearly 90g of lead in the nose to get the c of G right which im still convinced isnt in the right place!

Ben, why not read the link in the first post? ...and stop asking silly questions! There's a good boy!

Father Ball has spoken so take note, yes it will but still read the F***ing thread from the link

These Kids! Tut! lol