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Happy Days:
As Bill said, flying wings can be very pitch sensitive. Your X-ite looks very much like a Zagi wing I had.
The best way to fly it was with about 25 - 45% negative exponential.

(I balanced mine using a pencil underneath it, placed at the instructed CoG. Firstly to balance the wing front-to-back, and then changing the pencil to balance the wing side-to-side.)

After setting the CoG as per the instructions, I tried flying it, with about 40% negitive expo and then adjusted both the CoG and amount of expo to suit my particular style of flying. (Normally chaotic :roll:  )

Just an idea Peter :wink:

K.

shamanisko:
Hey,
Bill thats a smart way to balance the wing :?:  never even thought of doing it this way. :?: have to try... tomorrow
...The negative exponential setting :? what :?   :lol: ... that could be it...I just read a brief post explaining how exponential rates work...and well, I should have done it earlier :lol: that with wrong balancing would explain why it did spend more time on ground than in the air :lol:
I`ll try set it to 40% neg. exp. and we`ll see..
I might get it flying this weekend :clap:

thanks lads

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