Rcmcm dg600 electro
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CG and manual you'll find on their homepage.
www.rcrcm.com
Stefan
DG 600
DESCRIPTION： Perfect 3430mm scale glider – DG600 DG 600 is one of RCRCM hot-selling RC Gliders, It is designed structural to withstand the stress of aerobatics maneuvers and has an advantage at air shows . DG 600 is a nice sized model and makes for a perfect first time scale ship. It also flies...
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Stefan
A lot of informations you'll find here
www.rc-network.de
DG 600 (RCRCM): Nähere Informationen?
Hallo, neues von RCRCM: Weiß jemand näheres zum Modell? Vermutlich wird das Modell von EMC-Vega angeboten. Aber auch bei T9 ist sie ab Januar erhältlich:http://www.t9hobbysport.com/item.asp?catid=102&subcatid=222&prodid=1036 Mir gefällt die Beschreibung bei RCRCM und das Video :D Grüße...
Christian Schulze
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Bertram Radelow
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My (electrified) DG600 has an CG of 47mm from leading edge = 3mm in front of the square joiner hole - ready to fly but without the wings and joiner.
edit: I have an all glas fibre wing version. My values may not apply for heavier carbon fibre wing versions!
I find the model very sensitive to changes of the CG, so change it only in small steps.
Bertram
edit: I have an all glas fibre wing version. My values may not apply for heavier carbon fibre wing versions!
I find the model very sensitive to changes of the CG, so change it only in small steps.
Bertram
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Bertram Radelow
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additional:
Elevator +/- 7mm, no Expo
Rudder: as much as reasonably possible
Aileron: up as much as reasonably possible, down 50% of it
Crow/"butterfly":
Flaps: since the flaps are very slim, you should achieve a deflection of min. 60° (deg.) down! For this achieved:
Aileron: 7mm up
Elevator: 1,5mm down
Like this the 600 will fly down the final approach really fine with a pleasant rate of descent.
Since all of the control surfaces are scale and not extremely effective I use no Expo or Dual Rate at all (this way my only glider model of many).
Bertram
Elevator +/- 7mm, no Expo
Rudder: as much as reasonably possible
Aileron: up as much as reasonably possible, down 50% of it
Crow/"butterfly":
Flaps: since the flaps are very slim, you should achieve a deflection of min. 60° (deg.) down! For this achieved:
Aileron: 7mm up
Elevator: 1,5mm down
Like this the 600 will fly down the final approach really fine with a pleasant rate of descent.
Since all of the control surfaces are scale and not extremely effective I use no Expo or Dual Rate at all (this way my only glider model of many).
Bertram
