Bad move to good to give away!Won one of these at the NYPower raffle this past weekend and then immediately donated it to the club...
Four minutes on a B6-2? That's a GREAT time for a glider of that size. Great job!Quest Flat Cat was my first BG model as well. I will definitely second the comment about using a short delay. I core sampled 3x in a row using B6-4's (pod never came off). Model was completely flyable after each time (!). Bob Kaplow saw the third "flight" and said 'here try this' and handed me a B6-2. I respect Bob's advice, but I remember thinking at the time that I was sure it was an aerodynamic or balance issue, not a motor issue. Boy was Bob right...
The B6-2 flight had a glide of more than 4 minutes - although I had the longest walk I've ever had to take to get a rocket back, it still makes me smile to remember what it looked like to see that thing circle in the sky forever. (Thanks again Bob)
I would try a B4-2. Those things love gliders. I imagine the new Quest C6-3 would be great for it too.Four minutes on a B6-2? That's a GREAT time for a glider of that size. Great job!
Agreed; the B4-2 has a thrust curve that's more suited for B/G & R/G. It'll be interesting to see what the long buring Quest C6's will do....I would try a B4-2. Those things love gliders. I imagine the new Quest C6-3 would be great for it too.