RC plane water bomb drop

[saw748]

scheiß dreck

[gregorystambuk]

ppl dont like to wait, go to 1:25

[joda457]

OMG fill it with paint and fly it on a paintball war

[stfuimpaul]

@joda457 fill a water balloon with jello and fly over an airsoft war!

hopefully it will stick and act like a napalm bomb

[BamitZzU]

u should of dropped it more to the camera and lower to us

[aviatorsbh]

@BamitZzU You're right, I misjudged the distance a bit. The problem is that the trigger reacts delayed because of the wide angle the servo has to travel. So I ejected a second too early and so overcompensated the delay.

[NorwegianBoy94]

woow nice vid dude!! ;D very good camara!

[YapLee1314]

Cool, next time during a waterbomb fight use the plane as air support lol

[lumbermouth]

this makes me want to make an rc plane that lights and drops firecrackers

[jrjr18181]

haha, at the end the camera dude zooms in expecting to see a crator. lol, next timme use TNT>.

[eisteedude]

wow kein Krater

[kennlimbhsss]

LOL the guy made the sound effects.

[SimonPalter]

wow, Ich schreib einfach mal inb Deutsch: Ich find dein Flugzeug echt voll cool!

[tsoccer93]

ja es ist sehr cool. haha flugzeug... du deutschen sind verruckt. haha im american, by the way. flugzeug... flying basin.. like schlagzeug. :P

[iant4]

nice

thats cool

i wish i had an rc plane...

[aviatorsbh]

Then buy one! You can get planes which are suitable for those things for around maybe 600$. This Husky is worth ~1400$, but thats because of the "luxury" engine and many other additional equipment...

[iant4]

oh.. thats a lot.. im thinking of getting a trainer plane for my first one with a small parachute droper

[aviatorsbh]

Thats a good idea! I also began with little planes.

[iant4]

actualy the guy at the hobby shop said that the smaller they were the harder they were to fly because the a littel bit of wond can trow it off corse

[aviatorsbh]

Yes, generally this might be true. A bigger plane is calmer in the air because of its mass. But it heavily depends on the type of plane: E.g. my Husky is still very wind sensitive. And a little trainer I thought of is still better for you because of its big tolerance for pilots mistakes and it is much more solid than a big plane!

[iant4]

oh.. i dont know.. it said that it was a trainer plane tho and it was like 1.5 foot long wings on each side so it depends on what you concider small...

[aviatorsbh]

for our dimensions that is quite small. Or did you think of some little plastic toy? This would be blown away by the wind like a paper plane!

[iant4]

no i wastnt thinking of a plastic toy. i might have esemaited the wing swan wrong.. if its from one wing tip to the other then its probly about 4 ft so i dont know

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[aviatorsbh]

4 to 6 feet for a trainer are OK.

[iant4]

ok. ill probly go thue with it