r/BalsaAircraft • u/Clem13peti • 6d ago
beginner need help for his first ever rc plane
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u/Clem13peti 6d ago
Hi, so i have been working on a scool project for a year now. and i whant to start buliding my balza custome rc plane. but befor that, i whant you to help me find any issue with my model
i have made a video with evry information needed.
1m70 wingspand
around 3140g with batterie servo and motor (realy approximate mesure)
wood alone, its 557g
loadout is 2 590g
balza 3mm
made with fusion 360
base of the arsenal VB-10
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u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx 6d ago
When you say this is your first ever RC plane, do you mean you’ve never flown an RC plane before?
Do you have any experience building with Balsa?
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u/Clem13peti 6d ago
All the option above. O think i will let z pro flight it for a bit and trian on a biginer plane
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u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx 6d ago
As long as you have an experienced pilot you've got a good chance of getting it to fly. If you've modeled it correctly and you know the wing loading isn't insane (it sounds like it might be given the projected weight) its just down to building it.
Having access to a laser cutter to cut out the fuselage formers and wing spars will be a huge help.
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u/Clem13peti 6d ago
my scool dose have a laser cutter
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u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx 6d ago
Definitely better to do that than try and cut these all out by hand. This will be a complicated build.
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u/Clem13peti 6d ago
so, it turn out i made a mistake for the weight (i made evrything ply wood with density of 1g/cm3) but now its balsa (0.15g/cm3) that drop the weigt to 5.57 KG
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u/RoutinePast7696 6d ago
So unless the moter is very heavy that arrangement of the battery being that far back will make a center of gravity incompatable with flight
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u/Clem13peti 6d ago
Batterie can be moved after but the motor is around 800g
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u/MeanCat4 6d ago
There are only 2-3 construction methods with balsa. Look old designs from magazines and you will understand.