This super-fast dart flyer requires only a sheet of paper and three patient minutes. Take the challenge and dig out a stopwatch and tape measure to record your best "time aloft" and "distance traveled". I usually write mine right onto the wing itself (on the underside).
In fact, each time it flies well, I'll take a measurement and so pretty soon my plane has a data table under the wing. This way, I know which plane to choose in a race!
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In fact, each time it flies well, I'll take a measurement and so pretty soon my plane has a data table under the wing. This way, I know which plane to choose in a race!
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I believe the center of balance on my “dart plane” is too far to the front. It drop quite suddenly after starting out steady for five or so feet. I am going to try adding some weight to the back for more stability in flight.