SPEED FREAK PANTERA, Инструкция по сборке

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Set-up and flying tips
The CG range for the PANTERA starts at the front of the wing tube and
extends to the rear of the wing tube. There is plenty of room on the battery
tray to move your battery to achieve this CG location. A slightly forward CG
will allow the Pantera to fly on rails.
Control throws on a model built for speed are quite different than those on a
3D model. We are looking for the model to feel locked in at high speed
without being twitchy. We want maximum mechanical advantage, maximum
servo resolution and minimal throws. At high speeds a little bit of throw goes
a long way and too much throw combined with abrupt inputs could have
catastrophic results. Use the low rate settings for high speeds and switch the
elevator to high rate for landing as it will become less effective when the
Pantera slows down for on final approach.
Elevator: Low rate-8-10 degrees; 15-20% Exponential
High rate rate-20 degrees, 35% Exponential
Rudder: Low rate-15 degrees; 30-40% Exponential
High rate- 25 degrees; 40-50% Exponential
Aileron: Low rate-10-15 degrees; 40-45% Exponential
High rate- 25 degrees; 50-60% Exponential
A note about the Castle Creations Talon 90 setup: The Talon 90 will require
programming to operate at maximum potential with the Xpwr T3520 motor.
It is highly recommended that you purchase the Castle Link dongle and
download the software to your computer. It is important that you install
firmware v4.22 on your Talon 90. We use the following settings as well:
Motor Start Power: MED 59 Throttle Response: Med 5
Motor Timing: High Current limiting: Disabled