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The
prototype ZagNutz went from glider to electric in about 1 day. A
foam mount was made to hold the motor and it was hot glued (what else?)
and zip tied in place. More slicing allowed for the 7 cell pack
in the nose and the RX and ESC were moved to the rear. It was all
taped up, CG checked and a dinky little 5 X 5 prop was put on.
After
several false starts and crashes, she finally got airborne and the fun
began! Fast and very maneuverable it was handful to say the
least. I ended up fiddling with the C of G (forward) and she
settled down quite a bit.
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Just
a few "electric" details to fill in on….. The motor should be mounted
with just a little thrust differential like in the picture below…..
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All
manner of reinforcement has been tried. The coro and a some
hardwood glued to the bottom surface seems to work just fine. If
something gives way, then just re-glue it with hot glue or epoxy.
The angle is exaggerated a bit, but just make sure it doesn't point the
OTHER way or you'll be disappointed in the climbing ability of your Nutz
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Have
we got a deal for you! Try this CorroHatch ™ on your next ZagNutz
and change batteries in just seconds compared to all the fiddling and
taping you have to do otherwise!
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You should be done now… go fly.. .have fun!
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