Aer-O-Tec News - Latest Comments on New: SHINTO-T http://www.aer-o-tec.de/en/index.php/news/?disp=comments en-EU http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Diego [Visitor] in response to: New: SHINTO-T Tue, 26 Mar 2019 10:27:21 +0000 Diego [Visitor] c816@http://www.aer-o-tec.de/en/ <p>Hey Brett, <br /> Whats the minimum wind speed you need to keep it up in the air on a slope?<br /> Is it flying with low wind speeds or is it too heavy?</p> <p>Regards, </p> <p>Diego</p> Hey Brett,
Whats the minimum wind speed you need to keep it up in the air on a slope?
Is it flying with low wind speeds or is it too heavy?

Regards,

Diego

]]> http://www.aer-o-tec.de/en/index.php/news/2018/01/09/new-shinto-t#c816 Brett [Visitor] in response to: New: SHINTO-T Sat, 21 Apr 2018 01:58:06 +0000 Brett [Visitor] c811@http://www.aer-o-tec.de/en/ <p>Hi ,<br /> i have recently bought a Shinto T series and love it .<br /> i,m still fine tuning it at the moment , im lost as in what is the best CG for this glider ? <br /> I have CG set at 80 mm from the leading edge and it seems to fly quite well does this seem normal for this glider to have the CG this far Forward ? Any advise would be greatly appreciated .</p> <p>Regards<br /> Brett</p> Hi ,
i have recently bought a Shinto T series and love it .
i,m still fine tuning it at the moment , im lost as in what is the best CG for this glider ?
I have CG set at 80 mm from the leading edge and it seems to fly quite well does this seem normal for this glider to have the CG this far Forward ? Any advise would be greatly appreciated .

Regards
Brett

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