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Uploaded by on Jul 15, 2006

Seen at the Mannheim indoor event on Sunday, 13th of november 2005.
Roland Oehmann and Norbert Ladenburger performing pylonracing.
Models weigh 1,2 Gramm, no radio, no motor, batts, props etc.
The audience was enthusiastic. Check out, how Roland laps Norbert. Video courtesy of StephanB:
http://www.stephanb.rchomepage.com/

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  • how those planes fly? what keeps them aloft

  • The planes are flying in the ridge lift produced by the paddles held by the pilots. In other words, as the plane flies, the pilot chases the plane, positioning the paddle under the plane to keep the plane in the air rising off the paddle. For more info on how the plane works, see:

  • For more info on how the plane works, see:

    wgwork<dot>any<dot>to

  • great, where can we find plans for the paper planes ?

  • The easiest to fly is the paper tumblewing. Plans are at tw<dot>any<dot>to or go to instructables<dot>com and search for "walkalong glider".

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  • @6chichiman e-mail me at rcguy@att.net and i will send you patterns

  • that was the funniest thing i have ever seen

  • lol i thought it was a walkalong glider not a run along glider lol

  • fag

  • *Mexican in background* LOL

  • can you make a tut on how to make those!!plzzzzz

  • wow that is great

  • haha brilliant

  • Total geil! "Erwachsene" Geeks in Reinform!

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