CCM Liberty F5J RC Glider, Fuselage Assembly
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2023
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We assemble the fuselage and tails on this Liberty F5J Medium.
Items used-
KST HS08A servos- flightcomp.com/collections/ks...
Motor/Gearbox-flightcomp.com/collections/ge...
From CCM-
It is the next level of our team.
The new Liberty model is the implementation of new ideas and technologies into one single unit.
The aerodynamic design is the result of collaboration of famous designers.
This is a model with a great history and transformation into a modern f5J model. The original design was developed by Eser Kismir with Philip Kolb’s help, which allowed to choose the right series of aerodynamic profiles and the concept of the model. After that our CCM team picked up these developments and modernized it in accordance with updated modern requirements.
At the first stage, the model was released in a limited series called Libery and later it will have the original name - Liberty.
It is a completely new model with a larger wingspan, different fuselage and better materials.
We designed an innovative version of the fuselage and to be more specific - it is about the mechanism of its connection, which will allow:
- to store the model in a more compact way for transportation;
- will make it easier to replace separate parts if needed;
- will give an opportunity to develop new model configurations in the future.
As a result, we developed the up-to-date F5j model. - Навчання та стиль
Bored after 3 mins , thought this was an expert !
Well done my friend ! Nice work ! It's not really easy with out space ! Hope for a next videos ! 👍✈️
I like your build videos.
Thank you for sharing the process.
It was another great build Ali. Your videos are very informative and the techniques you use can be used on other models. Thanks from Dundee, Scotland UK.
Great job
Nice build, Ali. I love watching your videos. I'm in London UK and fly an Eternity F5J, although I'm primarily a DLG pilot.
Awesome!!
Pushrod link between the pod and boom is interesting
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looks great man.
I do have a quick question, Everyone is talking about putting the antenna 90 degrees from one to the other and you make a loop there, what's your opinion about that?.
90 is ideal, but sometimes you just can't do it. This model also had a satellite so 4 antennas in total. Try to get 90 if you can, but it's not super critical as long as they are out of the model.
@@flightcomp it's always a problem to do 90, that's why I always wondering how critical it is...thanks for the answer, beautiful build
Ali, why did you remove the pushrod sleeves at the boom joint and at the servos? Doesn't appear that they were in the way and would have given you more material to glue to to prevent pushrod flexing.
They would not pass through sleeves in pod easily. The pod has some length of sleeve that is already glued in.
Very nice build video. Being a beginner myself, it’s helpful to see how the pro’s work through the issues.😄 Any trouble getting the ballast weights back in over the battery, servos and receiver?
I think the ballast will be fine. I will try when we fly the model for the first time. It's been nothing but rain lately!
Hi Ali, I sent you an email regarding the purchase of this motor/speed.
Just got home from Europe. Will get to emails today and tomorrow.