Rubber-Powered Caudron C.714 - Anatomy of a Trim Session #1
First night of flying the 28" rubber-powered Caudron C-714 in Pine Forge, PA on 5.21.18. Film shows only four of nearly twenty trim flights. Model comes in at 49 grams without rubber. Uses a 10" prop and 2 loops of .160" x 40" rubber. Flights between 450-760 turns. Max is around 2,300 turns.
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