Radio Controlled Cars

Radio Controlled Car Article Snippets:

Want something a little different than and RC plane? You should try a Dragonfly on for size. It’s true that RC planes are fun but this remote control dragonfly really flies like a real one. It works through a 2 channel radio control: up, down, left and right with a unique flying action supplies all the fun. The range is not anything like and RC plane but its sufficient for the size and what you want to do. It really flaps it’s wings and because it’s made of lightweight and durable materials it will bring long lasting fun.
At about 15 inches wide with a profile of about 8 inches you can take it anywhere. Repairs can be made with simple glue, a little tape and a tweak here and there. The eyes are LED lights that alert you to his status by blinking, pulsing or shinning clear. The kids love it because they can fly it and then you can set it to expert mode for adult fun. This RC bug has a tail stabilizer for additional control anywhere you choose to fly. I can’t say enough about what the manufacture says the worlds first radio controlled flying insect. …

Radio Controlled Car Questions & Answers:

Is a crooked horizontal stabilizer bad for RC planes?
The horizontal stab is perfectly parallel to the main wing if you look at the plane directly from the front or back. Unfortunately, the stab is slightly crooked if you look at the plane from the top (the left half of the stab is very slightly forward of the right half). Now, a crooked stabilizer is OBVIOUSLY bad. My stab’s crookedness is very slight. I just measured and its about 0.5 cm off on each side. Should I remount the damn stab?

I’m not sure I know what will happen, I never had that problem. I think it would affect the elevator, it being longer than the other. But, try asking your question in the aircraft section. There are a lot of Intelligent pilots that could explain the aerodynamics of the problem.