Pslewis with his RC chopper
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Pslewis with his RC chopper
Didnt take the old duffer long to get up to speed did it?
http://www.helihobby.com//videos/alan_piccolopro-1.wmv
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http://www.helihobby.com//videos/alan_piccolopro-1.wmv
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Originally Posted by P1Fanatic
Didnt take the old duffer long to get up to speed did it?
http://www.helihobby.com//videos/alan_piccolopro-1.wmv
Simon.
http://www.helihobby.com//videos/alan_piccolopro-1.wmv
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Like to see someone do that with a real one
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Dunno if any one here is in the RC Heli Scene, seem to remember someone posting a picture of Jamie Cole's crashed machine.
Will never forget the day when Jamie ran out of fuel upside down an inch from the ground about 2 feet in front of us both ,upside down and managed to get the thing the right way up and land perfectly without so much of breaking a sweat with his couple of grand machine.
Will never forget the day when Jamie ran out of fuel upside down an inch from the ground about 2 feet in front of us both ,upside down and managed to get the thing the right way up and land perfectly without so much of breaking a sweat with his couple of grand machine.
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The blades must be of a unique design surely??
i thought the lift is derived from the wing shape, which causes negative air pressure which pulls the wing up, do they have a a double wing profile to allow this in either direction?
impressive stuff
Mart
i thought the lift is derived from the wing shape, which causes negative air pressure which pulls the wing up, do they have a a double wing profile to allow this in either direction?
impressive stuff
Mart
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I am hovering mine now .... pretty well too
It's difficult in the lounge as there's nowhere to go and the draughts generated bounce off the furniture and knock it all over the place.
I have to admit to having a HUGE amount of fun with it ..... a week ago I couldn't lift it off straight, now I'm hovering
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It's difficult in the lounge as there's nowhere to go and the draughts generated bounce off the furniture and knock it all over the place.
I have to admit to having a HUGE amount of fun with it ..... a week ago I couldn't lift it off straight, now I'm hovering
Pete
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Originally Posted by mart360
The blades must be of a unique design surely??
i thought the lift is derived from the wing shape, which causes negative air pressure which pulls the wing up, do they have a a double wing profile to allow this in either direction?
impressive stuff
Mart
i thought the lift is derived from the wing shape, which causes negative air pressure which pulls the wing up, do they have a a double wing profile to allow this in either direction?
impressive stuff
Mart
Therefore when you are upside down you create lift by having a negative pitch/angle of attack.
The blades are not as lift efficient however with the power of most modern glow engines its not really an issue.
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Originally Posted by farmer1
Dunno if any one here is in the RC Heli Scene, seem to remember someone posting a picture of Jamie Cole's crashed machine.
Will never forget the day when Jamie ran out of fuel upside down an inch from the ground about 2 feet in front of us both ,upside down and managed to get the thing the right way up and land perfectly without so much of breaking a sweat with his couple of grand machine.
Will never forget the day when Jamie ran out of fuel upside down an inch from the ground about 2 feet in front of us both ,upside down and managed to get the thing the right way up and land perfectly without so much of breaking a sweat with his couple of grand machine.
OK who posted the picture of my crashed machine.... I thought I had bought most of them up.... It was clearly not one of mine as I would never had crashed!!!! ;-)
Not the first time I have run out of fuel and wont be the last, my latest machine is nearly as thirsty as a Scooby with a fuel problem, it will burn a litre of fuel in about 8 minutes, and at about £25 per gallon (an american one at that) thats thirsty!!!
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Very funny Bob, where the hell did you dig that up from, I had hair back then and everything.......
Watch your back Bob, pay back is a mo fo..... Will find some comprimisong pics of you from somewhere..... and post em....
Watch your back Bob, pay back is a mo fo..... Will find some comprimisong pics of you from somewhere..... and post em....
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