Guy flying the yellow tandem heli here. Surprisingly, many of them are just micro brushed motors from 1 to 5 grams (like in Silverlits), some brushless. Servos - some use Parkzone Ultra Micros, some are ultra-thin wires wound into a ring with a magnet in the middle. You can see it on the dolphin tail at 50 seconds. I was surprised to see that these can even be proportional with quite small steps. Most are extremely light weight, the shark being only 9 grams!
That chinook is by Nine eagles China. You can find it off their website
hanish46 3 months ago
Where can I get they yellow mini chinook ?
ozvooky 3 months ago
I'm gonna need some plans for that wide glider at 1:20 if someone can find/translate some...
latexink 1 year ago
很好看的视频，能不能发些制作上的视频？
Denorth 1 year ago
How often does anything break because of those mid-air collisions?
dietrich183305199351 1 year ago
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These planes are so light that they just don't have enough inertia to do much damage.
SteebunRoba 1 year ago
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Yay for Physics! Then, the only thing to worry about on the plane is it's battery?
dietrich183305199351 1 year ago
cool
so what kinda motors and sevo's you guy's use ?
grtzzz
poerik 1 year ago
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Guy flying the yellow tandem heli here. Surprisingly, many of them are just micro brushed motors from 1 to 5 grams (like in Silverlits), some brushless. Servos - some use Parkzone Ultra Micros, some are ultra-thin wires wound into a ring with a magnet in the middle. You can see it on the dolphin tail at 50 seconds. I was surprised to see that these can even be proportional with quite small steps. Most are extremely light weight, the shark being only 9 grams!
SteebunRoba 1 year ago
There are some pretty cool models, thanks for sharing :-)
Skydive4ever 1 year ago