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The Camel stays upright

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1The Camel stays upright Empty The Camel stays upright 7/6/2014, 9:41 am

rwcd

rwcd

2The Camel stays upright Empty Re: The Camel stays upright 7/10/2014, 9:30 am

rprager

rprager

Nice looking plane Roger Cool 

3The Camel stays upright Empty Re: The Camel stays upright 7/10/2014, 10:48 am

rwcd

rwcd

It is kind of a pain.

4The Camel stays upright Empty Agree 7/12/2014, 7:47 am

teeceeveecee

teeceeveecee

Roger I had my Saito FA-90 R3 in mine and agree. This airframe can be a bit of a handful especially on the ground. Not what I would call a "fun flyer" and with all the rigging each time at the field, mine wound up at the swap meet.

Tom

5The Camel stays upright Empty Re: The Camel stays upright 7/12/2014, 10:56 am

rwcd

rwcd

I am lucky in that I don't have to take it apart to fly it, but those rigging wires are always coming loose. I do seem to have the ground control handled. I have a ton of up in it when on the ground or coming in for a landing. Then I switch to normal. Steve also told me to get smaller wheels and to lower the front weight. Mine is electric.

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