RES glider.

[SuperCub65]

I a very new Realflight user. I'm looking for a Rudder, Elevator, Spoiler sailplane to download. I found the 2 meter fling and it behaves like it has "invisible" ailerons. (You can even hear the servos move before launching.) Lol

 

[FlyinRyan]

I doesn't look like we have any gliders with spoilers, but not ailerons.

As for the Fling, it does not have invisible ailerons. When you move the right stick left and right, you are moving the rudder (thus the servo sound you are hearing). You can verify that there are no ailerons by looking at the aircraft editor's "Physics" section.

 

[SuperCub65]

I doesn't look like we have any gliders with spoilers, but not ailerons.

As for the Fling, it does not have invisible ailerons. When you move the right stick left and right, you are moving the rudder (thus the servo sound you are hearing). You can verify that there are no ailerons by looking at the aircraft editor's "Physics" section.

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Thanks for responding! It seemed like both sticks were controling the rudder then. (I was getting servo sounds from both sticks) the right stick seemed to have much more authority. I guess I'll be able to tell visually.

Thanks again!

 

[SuperCub65]

I doesn't look like we have any gliders with spoilers, but not ailerons.

As for the Fling, it does not have invisible ailerons. When you move the right stick left and right, you are moving the rudder (thus the servo sound you are hearing). You can verify that there are no ailerons by looking at the aircraft editor's "Physics" section.

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How do I access the dialog box you showed in the above image?

 

[RiverRatDC]

How do I access the dialog box you showed in the above image?

The image that FlyinRyan posted is from the Aircraft Editor in Evolution. Assuming you're using the ESC menus in Evolution, press ESC -> My RealFlight -> Edit Current Aircraft.

 

[SuperCub65]

Thank you!

 

[FlyinRyan]

If you get familiar with the aircraft editor, it is an incredibly powerful tool. In theory, you could take a glider that has ailerons and change them into spoilers, but that is pretty advanced user type of stuff that even I am still trying to figure out, lol (I've only been on the RealFlight team for just over 3 months now)


"It seemed like both sticks were controling the rudder then"

And yes, that is correct.

 

[asj5547]

Switch "C" set to high rates
Moving the right stick (X axis normally used for ailerons) the rudder will deflect 20 degrees.
Moving the left stick (X axis normally used for rudder) the rudder will deflect 35 degrees
If you move the left and right sticks together in the same X axis, the rudder will deflect 45 degrees

With Switch "C" set to low rates the max deflection is 40 degrees (right stick has 65% low rates, left stick 100%)