I can hover a plane. If . . . it has a gyro for the rudder and . . . it's on a flight simulator.
That was amazing. I initially wondered if he had a gyro on the rudder but I don't think he could do many of those tricks with a gyro so I doubt he uses one.
One big motor, one prop with lots of bite and some big control surfaces on the back end.....sure I could turn that into a smoking hole in the ground!!!
Awesome flying! He made me nervous a couple times when that spiraling tail got close to the ground!
Imagine the telemetry data if it was loaded with accelerometers, strategically [laced stress guage's e.g. in the wing spar. And a live video feed from the cockpit. Probably would need a supply of sick bags - just in case!
erco that kid must have some kind of phsycic link thru the sticks to the plane. That is a very cool video, I would have liked to see a closer look at the pilot.
Finally got the video. This guy certainly CAN fly. Onecan learn quite a bit about aileron and throttle control from the video. Love the smoke and the noise.
I was THERE!! ..... one day later (Saturday). If you live withing 100miles of the place, it's worth the drive. They had a pilot bring a jet powered model down the runway at about 20ft altitude in a high alpha..... not gonna tell you what happened to it later.
My favorite was the twin ducted fan A-10 with maybe a 12ft wingspan.
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That was amazing. I initially wondered if he had a gyro on the rudder but I don't think he could do many of those tricks with a gyro so I doubt he uses one.
I can do some of it...during a uncontrolled crash! LOL... Even with my Super Cub! Usually its a mistake ! lmao
Won't even try with my Spitfire... let alone my Icon A5 !
Darn these guys are excellent !
Awesome flying! He made me nervous a couple times when that spiraling tail got close to the ground!
And I am not so sure that was a figure 8 anyway...
Still, that was some pretty cool flying..
-Tommy
Imagine the telemetry data if it was loaded with accelerometers, strategically [laced stress guage's e.g. in the wing spar. And a live video feed from the cockpit. Probably would need a supply of sick bags - just in case!
There were more than a few moves that I thought should have ripped those wings off.
These days I am building a Foamy 3D electric - just to see if I can learn anything.
If you want a real thrill after 3D, try the 4D:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfTdbbTE77A
I can only afford to fly these on my Simulator.
Jim
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTWmOHedrXw
My favorite was the twin ducted fan A-10 with maybe a 12ft wingspan.
4D? I'd have to buy more channels on a 2.4Ghz radio set up. A rather big price barrier as I am running an old 4 channel 73Mhz set up now.
Pretty soon everything will be a flying rock.