Near disaster for a ducted fan RC jet on its maiden flight
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So much airspeed on landing..... Won't stall with all that wait in the front, but good luck landing...:)'
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His wings are too close to the ground and getting ground effect.
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@SPAINFALCON sabes que yo no se cual avion empezar pero yo te reccomiendo que si apenitas estas empezando a volar, uno electrico porque quizas no podras con el de gasolina... puede que se vaya fuera de control. y si lo chocas, no es tanto el precio que perdistes. soy bilingue
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Buenas! Hay alguien que hable español? Quiero iniciarme en este mundillo y no se con que avión empezar. Un entrenador de gasolina, o mejor uno eléctrico mas barato. Alguno sabe de algun canal de habla hispana para comentar? Gracias a todos y disculpar las molestias! Un saludo
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@MSargeNZ Nitro engines is all they used back in the day for ducted fans. But then again I been flying since the 80's so this looks normal to me lol. Well now days turbines and electrics have become more popular.
Good to see Nitro powering a fan unit. Dont see many any more. Great video!
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@mythicalhell Oh I see. Well, I don't really know yet as I'm just getting into RC(newb still)and trying to learn as much as possible.
peace and happy holidays
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look at vid at 17 sec mark..nose is up far enough to land properly. smoother hands and some expo and all would have been well.
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@thebobzilla He may have the CG to far foward, and thus not have enough elevator to increase the angle of attack to a point at which the model will not bounce. Compare it to trying to 'fly' a model onto the deck by just pointing it at the ground. A bounce is almost guaranteed.
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@mythicalhell Well it's just my opinion, but nitro engines screaming at stupidly high rpm don't do it for me. Electric ducted fan on the other hand I really like.
I HATE those NItro DF.. they have no reason to exist,,, really .. just crash it or make it electric..
pavcon 3 months ago 6
@MSargeNZ why?
mythicalhell 1 year ago