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Jilles Smits ASW 15
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- Joined: 18 Mar 2015, 16:12
- Location: South Devon
Re: Jilles Smits ASW 15
Hi it's been awhile since the last post, this is just a follow up, have been flying the 15, when covid permits, still happy with the plane, it does seem to hang on well, and will climb on the weakest of thermals, we held your local aerotow event yesterday, one of our members had his camera and took a few pictures of the 15
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- Location: Clevedon, North Somerset, U.K.
Re: Jilles Smits ASW 15
Very nice Chris 

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- Joined: 26 Jun 2019, 12:27
- Location: NRW
Re: Jilles Smits ASW 15
Hello,
I am also building an ASW-15.
The last thing I installed was a motor, a Hacker A50.
Now the question arises for me, do I need additional weight in the nose of the plane?
BR
Jürgen
I am also building an ASW-15.
The last thing I installed was a motor, a Hacker A50.
Now the question arises for me, do I need additional weight in the nose of the plane?
BR
Jürgen
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- Location: South Devon
Re: Jilles Smits ASW 15
Hi Jurgen, I am pretty sure you will need lead in the nose, I needed 1kg+ of lead in the nose, also I have 2, 5000 2s lipos as far forward as I could get them, plus a std size tow release servo
Chris
Chris
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- Joined: 26 Jun 2019, 12:27
- Location: NRW
Re: Jilles Smits ASW 15
Hi Chris,
thank YouTube for the answert.
Have you put the lead into the 3d-printed-nose?
BR Jürgen
thank YouTube for the answert.
Have you put the lead into the 3d-printed-nose?
BR Jürgen