[LEE]

Kent Fabbro has a 3W 106 on his H9 Sledge. No problem with nose weight (or power ).

[Bryan Mailloux]

I agree this jason, Setup is the key to any great flying plane. Add some mag wheel weights and just try it out. There is a cg range that can make that bird a real winner.
I keep hearing stories never fly with an edge tail heavy.

[OverTemp]

Adding weight is NEVER a good thing, shift what weight you have (batteries) around.

In general I agree, but I had this plane with the same motor as Jim and it's VERY light and gets tossed around pretty good in windy conditions. Weight's not needed, but it may help... it's up to the pilot.

I find it easiest to adjust CG by adding weight to the nose or tail until it's right. If I want to get rid of the weight I can then move things around until I get the same balance point.

Jim... that plane will fly really well, especially in loops and such, when set up right.

[Dennis 9412]

Originally Posted by craigk

I'll even give you $50 to take it off your hands

what are friends for anyway :P

I've known Jim longer than you, Craig, So I'll give him $60.00 to take it off his hands!!

Then he can get back to his Yak attack!!

Dennis