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This is so cool! RC Horten XI

Thread starter Aerowerx
Start date Jul 12, 2019

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Aerowerx

Well-Known Member

Jul 12, 2019

Note the control surfaces at about 5:00 in. I counted 3 on each side. Outer ones are most likely elevons. The two inner ones are deflected opposite of each other for use as drag flaps. This would slow it down without causing any pitching moment.