Rahul's RC Aircraft and other designs

Hotwired foam Flying wing - 45" ~~ 114.5 cms Airfoil : MH64 Span : 114 Root Cord : 30.5 Tip Cord : 23.5 Twist : -1.7 degrees This is hot wired out of expanded polystyrene. It done in the single template method,  with one end of the wire anchored Tips had -1.5 degrees of twist Below is one of the cores after the cutting . it has come out very good . the template is still fixed to the core   the core without the template. Note the cord line the  calculations are Pictures of the finished wing Motor - 2230 1780KV ESC- 30 amps.. I do not have a lower rating ESC.. the max current draw on rig is 9.5 amps Prop - 6X3 AUW : 400 gms.. including 1000mah 3S bty -The wing has one 1mm X 3mm flat spar, running full lenght and one cross 3 mm joining spar -The motor mount is made out of coro and balsa - ailerons are balsa 1.75" - Wing is covered with tracing paper.. the paper is pasted with 50% white PVA glue thinned with 50% water. .. the p...

After learning hotwire wing core cutting and covering them with newspaper .. there was no looking back.  COMBAT WING A Large wing... it is Abhiroop, my son, in the picture.. he now flies very well  ·           46” span, 12” root cord, 5” tip cord, 22 degree sweep, semi symmetrical airfoil (MH 64), hotwired,  paper covered. CF spar ·           1200KV, 8X4.7 prop , 3S This was my first real airfoil (other than flat plates) wing. … and if flies like a dream.  Its glide angle is superb… and so is the roll rate.  It is fast and roll like a drill or trimmed to fly hands-off. Initially it was foam covered with coloured tape but once I discovered paper covering and changed over to paper. The paper covering gives it lots of rigidity …  along with very close adherence to airfoil geometry for fantastic performance.  I fly it with a 2200 mah. TRA...