Gliders > Slope Soaring
Ridge Runt
IceWind:
Hi all,
I've been looking at one of these models.
They almost gone and even the clones like RipMax Coyote are also very hard to get.
Thing is i collected some impressions and everyone seems to agree that it's a pretty fine model. Any comments on this?
Also i noticed in some places that it doesn't have rudder, could it be possible to put rudder without compromising the plane?
Thanks.
Fred:
Hi Fernando,
I had a ridge runt a long time ago.
In my opinion (personnal one ! :wink: ) I don't think this is a great machine as pure slope soarer. Too small for my taste, and we can have much better these days !
By the way, what's the story with the glider I gave you ? :D
Much better than the Ridge Runt by far ! :roll:
IceWind:
Hi Fred,
Thanks for the opinion. The RRunt i had someone that would make me a short kit for it so that's why and yes it can be also be converted to motor powered so it gives a good all-terrain option to carry around.
The P4 i was working on it when i went back to Portugal so i stopped.
Now that i came back i started again, i have all the gear for it except the servos.
The ones is got were terrible... :( jitter alot and didn't even centered correctly. Not sure if it was some problem with the radio has i never had any problem like that, but i sent them back.
So now I'm waiting for some other ones I'm going to futaba this time, i don't have stuff this big in stock the biggest i was used to deal was 9gr. :)
Fred:
For the Phase 4, basic standard size servos are more than enough ! :D
Too big for the 9 grams.
What are the servos you had issues with ? :?:
IceWind:
I got some SCR 48G from HobbyKing but looking now at the reviews some are not really nice and report the exact same problem i found.
But not all say the same i wonder if it's a Radio + Servo combination that causes that has i tried using a different model/brand of RX.
I should have stayed with HXT never had a problem with the brand despite been cheaper.
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