Power-to weight on these plaes is always very good, as planes are very-light, and engine is oversize so plane can hover effortlessly. Perfect stunt-plane.
Thanks for uploading the video! I think I will be able to make it to one of the fun fly's this year, I think there's an IMAC contest or something scheduled on one of the dates. I'll have the heli with me again too.
Wow, Scott, that's very cool. I've been giving the simulator a lot of "stick-time", so one day, when I grow up, I will be as incredible a 3D aerobatics pilot as you!
You should go to the AMA NATIONALS, in Muncie Indiana this year for sure. Rock on, Scott!
Electrogravitics or not, it is still flight. within the lifetime of a man, we went from Orville and Wilbur Wright at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, to the surface of the Moon, with our frail physical-bodies, and beyond our tiny star-system with robots. This century, using electrogravitics, Earth-Humans will visit the Stars.
The first 3-meter all polysterene IGV probably will not fly. But, it is just the first of many more OPERATIONAL model, and manned craft(with life-support) to come.
The little pilot inside expired from g-forces. The Searl IGVs assumed far more exteme-maneuvers at hypersonic speed, with no inertia, no G-forces, and NO sonic boom. At Edwards ir Base in California, that mystified the testers and Air Force Brass at the testing facility.
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icu123abc 9 months ago
is it yak 54
rcsaudaklubb 2 years ago
I think so. Its very light, and overpowered, for hovering and 3D aerobatics. As you see here.
Beamshipcaptain 2 years ago
Poor pilot!. What would be the power to weight ratio on an RC just like that?
WormyDude64 3 years ago
Power-to weight on these plaes is always very good, as planes are very-light, and engine is oversize so plane can hover effortlessly. Perfect stunt-plane.
Beamshipcaptain 3 years ago
Thanks for uploading the video! I think I will be able to make it to one of the fun fly's this year, I think there's an IMAC contest or something scheduled on one of the dates. I'll have the heli with me again too.
-Scott
Mudsurfer1234 3 years ago
Wow, Scott, that's very cool. I've been giving the simulator a lot of "stick-time", so one day, when I grow up, I will be as incredible a 3D aerobatics pilot as you!
You should go to the AMA NATIONALS, in Muncie Indiana this year for sure. Rock on, Scott!
Beamshipcaptain 3 years ago
Cool
doctorcatsburger 3 years ago
pretty cool but not electrogravitics
Qiwolf 3 years ago
Electrogravitics or not, it is still flight. within the lifetime of a man, we went from Orville and Wilbur Wright at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, to the surface of the Moon, with our frail physical-bodies, and beyond our tiny star-system with robots. This century, using electrogravitics, Earth-Humans will visit the Stars.
Beamshipcaptain 3 years ago
Where are you going to make the test flight with the little 3 meter in diameter IGV? Again in Edwards Base?
Hansolo60 3 years ago
The first 3-meter all polysterene IGV probably will not fly. But, it is just the first of many more OPERATIONAL model, and manned craft(with life-support) to come.
Beamshipcaptain 3 years ago
I guess the pilot inside has enough for a lifetime :D
Hansolo60 3 years ago 3
The little pilot inside expired from g-forces. The Searl IGVs assumed far more exteme-maneuvers at hypersonic speed, with no inertia, no G-forces, and NO sonic boom. At Edwards ir Base in California, that mystified the testers and Air Force Brass at the testing facility.
Beamshipcaptain 3 years ago