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Fuse length vs stab size
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Holey
NSW
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2 Jun 2023 3:26pm
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If you seek a more manoeuvrable ride what are the pros and cons of a shorter fuse versus a smaller stab. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
moebius
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2 Jun 2023 3:56pm
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Smaller stab size gives less drag and less down force.
Shorter fuse gives more yaw and pitch sensitivity, so increased manoeuvrability
J_foil
NSW
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2 Jun 2023 7:25pm
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Longer fuse adds pitch stability and pump projection at the expense of a wider turn radius.
Wider tail adds roll stability, more locked in roll axis but more forgiving to foot position errors.
Holey
NSW
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3 Jun 2023 6:47am
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Thanks Moebius and Ju_foil. Super helpful.
windwing4daWIN
WA
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6 Jun 2023 4:39am
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i went with both shorter fuses and smaller stabs... from 64cm to 56/58 and from 400rear to 350/275p (axis)... loving the increased pitch sensitivity, tighter turns, faster feel, better roll, etc...
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