Skymaster new ARF PLUS F-15 C.G Question
02-02-2007, 05:15 AM
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: larnaca, CYPRUS
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Skymaster new ARF PLUS F-15 C.G Question
Hi there . Can anyone tell me where EXACTLY is the C.G on my Skymaster F-15 ARF PLUS. The old F-15 had 2 wooden bridges, one located above the turbine and the other one further back.
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
02-04-2007, 04:31 AM
#5
RE: Skymaster new ARF PLUS F-15 C.G Question
ORIGINAL: bam ke kato
Hi there . Can anyone tell me where EXACTLY is the C.G on my Skymaster F-15 ARF PLUS. The old F-15 had 2 wooden bridges, one located above the turbine and the other one further back.
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
Hi there . Can anyone tell me where EXACTLY is the C.G on my Skymaster F-15 ARF PLUS. The old F-15 had 2 wooden bridges, one located above the turbine and the other one further back.
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
Hi, bam ke kato
Thank you for purchased SM ARF PLUS F-15, here is picture for showing the CG position, the best C/G in the 150mm measured from the leading edge(without Fuel)
Best regards
Anton
02-04-2007, 01:41 PM
#6
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Nicosia, , CYPRUS
Posts: 1,016
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
RE: Skymaster new ARF PLUS F-15 C.G Question
That's what I told him er about twenty times
ORIGINAL: pilot tw
Hi, bam ke kato
Thank you for purchased SM ARF PLUS F-15, here is picture for showing the CG position, the best C/G in the 150mm measured from the leading edge(without Fuel)
Best regards
Anton
ORIGINAL: bam ke kato
Hi there . Can anyone tell me where EXACTLY is the C.G on my Skymaster F-15 ARF PLUS. The old F-15 had 2 wooden bridges, one located above the turbine and the other one further back.
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
Hi there . Can anyone tell me where EXACTLY is the C.G on my Skymaster F-15 ARF PLUS. The old F-15 had 2 wooden bridges, one located above the turbine and the other one further back.
My F-15 ARF Plus is got only one wooden bridge just behind the turbine. The only information I could
find from Skymaster about the C.G is for the old F-15 with the two bridges and the C.G is at the foremost
bridge that goes over the turbine . Now if the C.G on my plane is at the same place as the old one then it
should be almost 6 inches behind the leading edge measured from where the wing meets the fuselage.
Please help
Hi, bam ke kato
Thank you for purchased SM ARF PLUS F-15, here is picture for showing the CG position, the best C/G in the 150mm measured from the leading edge(without Fuel)
Best regards
Anton
