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Based on the OpenTX telemetry SD card log, the ailerons had nothing to do with bizarre fatal roll 1 meter above ground.

On the third visit the model fell victim to the 2020 Geotex runway: On takeoff, the model hit a bump (or shall we say a вЂpitfallвЂ™), skidded to the side of the runway, then picked up by a gust of wind which rolled it 360 degrees and crashed it breaking both wing tips and damaging the front fuselage section. On the second field visit the model was maidened and flown successfully, twice. Subsequently the power system was upgraded from 6S to 7S and the landing gear setup was reinforced. On the first visit we performed basic Taxi runs and 2 takeoff attempts, which failed with the model reaching the end of the runway before reaching its takeoff speed. The model made 3 evening appearances at TEMAC with the intent of performing test flights prior to completion and painting. Somewhat cheaper than an equivalent 90mm EDF Jet from MotionRC before Tax and Shipping.

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Each control surface is programmed (electronically trimmed) with its own center point and min/max endpoints right on the model by tweaking individual control curves in OpenTx (T16 Pro radio).ДЄ crude Hardware Bill-of-materials for all electronics, construction materials, plastic used (including bad prints waste material) sums up to about $650 CDN. The use of an individual programmable channel, per each one of the 10 installed Servos, alleviates the need for fine mechanical trimming and centering. Can be used in staggered delay operation to reduce inrush current Symmetrical servo bay printed in wings requires a reversed signal for each.ДўxCH: Right Elevator & Left Elevator - Y Cable cable canвЂ™t be used, servo arrangement in fuselage requires reversed signal for each.ДўxCH: Right Flap & Left Flaps - Y Cable on single channel canвЂ™t be used, symmetrical servo bay printed in wings requires reversed signal on one side.ДўxCH: Right & Left Air Brakes - same problem: Servo arrangement in fuselage requires signal to be reversed on one servo.ДЈxCH: Nose and Wing retracts: Programmed on 3 individual cloned channels to avoid the clutter of a 3-way splitter cable. Programming Setup - 14 Channels used as follows:ДўxCH: Right Aileron & Left Aileron - Y Cable on single channel canвЂ™t be used. * Frsky FLVSS Battery sensor connected via SmartPort

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* Full range FrSky X8R 2.4G 16CH SBUS Smart Port Full Duplex Telemetry Receiver Coupled via SBUS to FrSky XM+ Mini Receiver for redundancy.

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* Flown with improvised 7S 3300mAh (3S, 5800mAh in series with 4S, 3300mAh) * Initial Battery: 6S, 5800mAh ( 2 Series 3S packs) - Tested and failed to take off. Remained in model to maintain optimal CG, acting as 160g tail weight. * Tried and failed System battery: 2S2P 2Ah custom Li-ion pack (4 x 18650 cells) located inside the fuselage tail section, behind airbrake bays. * Final System Battery: 3S, 850mAh with Hobbyking 8A BEC located at front More information can be found in builder/user guide document linked below:

вЂњModel PlanвЂќ or Printing files can be purchased here: * Actual Build time Estimate: 80+ work hours. * Combined Printing time Estimate: 400+ hours - Can be accomplished in a month of overnight print runs. * Project Duration: 2 Winters (November 2018 to last Thursday) This was a collaborative project taken by Carlos (Co-printer/builder), Jeff (test Pilot), and myself. So here is a single post summary about the build project and a bit about the model itself. With the 7 days grieving period over, I was contemplating posting a retroactive build log for this model, however going through the photos and videos was too painful.