. Getting the feel for how long to hold rudder left or right. And thanks to Shaun, Paul and Ron I see the effect of waggling the rudder a couple times to get the nose up to gain lift and just before landing. My action cam still locking in video mode, but it can be set to take still images every 1,3,5 etc seconds, so I set it to 5 seconds and left it on my cap and managed to get a few - they're not great as I set the zoom (not optical) right in, otherwise the Pageboy would just be a speck.What I now need to do is try to keep it flying in a smaller area - after all it is only 15" span!
Carl
Fortunately I filed a little groove in the top of the nose of the fuselage just in case I needed more down thrust and therefore the propeller would hit the fuselage. It has a lovely glide, so today I spent some time launching it from the top of the slope with just a very small amount of power, and it would float away beautifully, then just gently increasing power gave a nice climb. I just enjoyed launching it like this, bringing it round and landing. I learnt so much today and doing so much better keeping the model within a smaller area. I didn't do so much walking retrieving it each time it came down. I hope to try my Mattel equipped Pulstar soon as I'm gaining confidence.
