RC Model Reviews

Keith wrote:Guilty...only ever did it once though....

how about ailerons reversed?

and I've found that aircraft without a rudder respond poorly to a broken aileron servo arm, but I did get the mud out of the engine

It looks as if the tips have been damaged. Was the model like that when you bought it?

they look fine to me must be the the photo. Im going to take it out now (no wind) see how i get on

Did you balance at the CG and side to side? Are both halves of the elevator traveling evenly and smoothly?

i took it out and had a good flight on 2 batteries. i noticed i would sometimes struggle to climb it has a standard motor and a 6x4 prop ( orignal broke) is this normal ?

can you fix this with tape?

The hinges on my AXN have all "let go" and are now held on with unidirectional glassfiber tape.

Works like a charm!

However, it seems as if the bixler is center-hinged which might make that more difficult. With the AXN, it's the top surface that does the hinging so repairing with tape is a breeze.

RCModelReviews wrote:However, it seems as if the bixler is center-hinged which might make that more difficult.

not really
all you need to do is cut a v shape into the hinge and add some tape

Get some hinges and do it properly like I did in an earlier post... I don't mind short cuts but I like to stick to the basics of model making that I learned many years ago....