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From: | Stephen Dwyer |
Subject: | Re: [Paparazzi-devel] how to select an airframe |
Date: | Wed, 24 Jul 2013 10:02:44 -0600 |
Hi ChrisI guess you are referring to the giant Cessna with 120 inch (3m) wingspan and 25 lb (11kg) weight.I don't think that would be an appropriate choice for Alonsos requirements. He needs to carry a 150g camera in rough field missions. For 150g payload I would choose a plane of max. 2kg. Hand launch and belly landings are mandatory. For his later requirements of 600g payload a 5kg plane must be sufficient. His endurance requirements are much easier to meet using an aerodynamically efficient airframe (glider style) than using a trainer style airframe.I would use a large airframe like the ASM Cessna 182 only if I have a good runway available (preferrably concrete) and my payload is over 2kg.CheersReto2013/7/24 Chris <address@hidden>Hi.
I agree with all the others here.
Start with something easy like an easyglider or a similar electric glider and after some successfull
auto2 flights then go for something heavier.
The most important thing is to start with a light, slow and stable airframe and then get to the heavier
airplanes.
For the endurance and the payload you want i would go to a big trainer style aircraft like the ASM
Cessna 182 either as an electric or gas powered and the cameras fitted under the wings.
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