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Old 10-15-2016, 05:55 AM   #21
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So far it's 4 votes for the full wing and 5 votes for the short one.


As for lightly wing loaded planes that don't seem to want to land with the engine running - there are several reasons for that.

Wrong prop.
Idle speed too high.
Engine way over sized.
Pilot error.

All of which are easily fixed.
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Old 10-15-2016, 04:17 PM   #22
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Re: Clipped wing or full wing

Thanks every one I have decided to go full wing . I agree that a cub is a cub and should be flown like one. I like to go to the pond and do touch and goes and lazy circuits.Saving the aerobatic flying for my 300 Extra at the field
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Re: Clipped wing or full wing

If you drown a four stroke you have to partly disassemble it cause running it will not get the water out of the cam bearings or rocker box area. A 4" pitch prop at 10,000 RPM will give 37.8 MPH. This is a good RPM for that motor. The formula is quite simple Just multiply the pitch by the RPM and that will give you inches in a minute then you have to convert it into miles per hour.
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Yeah but I don't run a 4 stroke at 10,000 rpm.
Also a cheap asp 61 fs got drowned a few times and running it a lot to high temp kept it in shape. That was underpowered on a 80" cub!
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thanks guys
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You think you can handle a Cub on floats
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Re: Clipped wing or full wing

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Thanks every one I have decided to go full wing . I agree that a cub is a cub and should be flown like one. I like to go to the pond and do touch and goes and lazy circuits. Saving the aerobatic flying for my 300 Extra at the field
Yes!!

Prop her for around 8500 rpm on the ground and she will be so realistic the cops will get panic calls "I saw a float plane go in over there Officer... "!

Please don't forget to post some pictures!
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