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Front Yard Squadron!
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Front Yard Squadron!
Here is my Radio Controlled electric fleet that I can fly in the yard.
Left - "ELE" RC P-51D Mustang. Powered by a 7mm brushed Didel SS orange Racing motor geared way down. EPP foam construction. Uses a 3 channel Vapor receiver with built in servos/ESC. The airframe was sent to me for review, building, and evaluation. Flies good, relies more on it's airfoil for lift rather than just the prop. No aerobatic capability, other than inverted flight.
Middle - 19" EPP Yack Shock Flyer. Powered by an 8.5mm brushed motor geared down. Uses a 6ch AR6400 microlite RX with two built in servos. Two additional 1.2g servos for ailerons. Flies very good, all around good entry into 3D aerobatics. Locked-in hover, torque roll, and Knife-edge.
Right - Parkzone Night Vapor. Powered by a standard 7mm brushed motor geared down. Mylar and carbon fiber construction. It is equipped with six micro size LED lights, which makes night flying fun and easy. Very slow flight, down to walking speed. Can do loops, couple seconds of hovering, and brief inverted flight.
Left - "ELE" RC P-51D Mustang. Powered by a 7mm brushed Didel SS orange Racing motor geared way down. EPP foam construction. Uses a 3 channel Vapor receiver with built in servos/ESC. The airframe was sent to me for review, building, and evaluation. Flies good, relies more on it's airfoil for lift rather than just the prop. No aerobatic capability, other than inverted flight.
Middle - 19" EPP Yack Shock Flyer. Powered by an 8.5mm brushed motor geared down. Uses a 6ch AR6400 microlite RX with two built in servos. Two additional 1.2g servos for ailerons. Flies very good, all around good entry into 3D aerobatics. Locked-in hover, torque roll, and Knife-edge.
Right - Parkzone Night Vapor. Powered by a standard 7mm brushed motor geared down. Mylar and carbon fiber construction. It is equipped with six micro size LED lights, which makes night flying fun and easy. Very slow flight, down to walking speed. Can do loops, couple seconds of hovering, and brief inverted flight.
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
nitroairplane wrote:4d?
You can do 4d in that?
I am not entirely sure what constitutes as "4D", but it will do every aerobatic maneuver under the sun. Does not have a variable pitch prop, though.
Re: Front Yard Squadron!
4D would involve time travel, would it not?
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
microflitedude wrote:nitroairplane wrote:4d?
You can do 4d in that?
I am not entirely sure what constitutes as "4D", but it will do every aerobatic maneuver under the sun. Does not have a variable pitch prop, though.
4d essentially means you can travel in 'reverse' and do a nose in prop hang all very confusing.
So yeah needs a VPP or reverse motor and some blah blah.
Re: Front Yard Squadron!
One of the main proponents of this malarky Shahid Banglawala reckons he's knocking
on the door of 6d Gawd knows what it is......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLEspg0mw4A
on the door of 6d Gawd knows what it is......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLEspg0mw4A
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
He's a great bloke but I guess that's happens when you're doing an aircraft engineering degree and you've got too
much time on your hands
much time on your hands
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
John Goddard wrote:He's a great bloke but I guess that's happens when you're doing aircraft engineering degree and you've got too
much time on your hands
I bet,
But also the money.
You do 4d too, or did you stop at 3?
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
RknRusty wrote:4D would involve time travel, would it not?
Hehe, the 4th dimension...
I doubt 4D is a registered AMA thing.
Re: Front Yard Squadron!
RknRusty wrote:4D would involve time travel, would it not?
Yes, you complete the manouver before you start it!
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
Ivanhoe wrote:RknRusty wrote:4D would involve time travel, would it not?
Yes, you complete the manouver before you start it!
NO you do it while standing on the roof of a zero gravity chamber
Re: Front Yard Squadron!
John Goddard wrote:One of the main proponents of this malarky Shahid Banglawala reckons he's knocking
on the door of 6d Gawd knows what it is......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLEspg0mw4A
I suppose if your plane won't fly properly this is what you do!
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Re: Front Yard Squadron!
Ivanhoe wrote:John Goddard wrote:One of the main proponents of this malarky Shahid Banglawala reckons he's knocking
on the door of 6d Gawd knows what it is......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLEspg0mw4A
I suppose if your plane won't fly properly this is what you do!
I get it now.
He forgot the lead ballance.
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