corvettetimmy
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They usually self eject due to the G-forces and their rubber bodies... The canopies are no match for a rubber pilot.
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RC Aviation Mishaps Video
- Thread starter Achilles
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They usually self eject due to the G-forces and their rubber bodies... The canopies are no match for a rubber pilot.
corvettetimmy
Registered User
Here are some pics..
Here is the cub after hard landing.. The typhoon 2 self destructed due to an unbalanced prop...ha ha..
Here is the cub after hard landing.. The typhoon 2 self destructed due to an unbalanced prop...ha ha..
There was a flyin down here recently. Some guy from el paso had one of these. Man, he was good. He had a .61 in it and some retracts. He was taking that sucker low and fast. It looked cool as hell. The best one though was this guy that had a fiberglass tigercat. It was HUGE and fast as hell. Thing had 2 gas engines it it. Beautiful and fast.
Raptor2216
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What's so hard about the 3D? They are about the easiest things to fly if you know how to handle a trainer. The power is plentiful and they go where you point them so its kinda hard to really crash them.
With that said, the best plane I have ever flown is something called the keecat 65. Its the only one I have had for a while now and it will probably be my only one until it finds some hard packed dirt. Here is a vid I made in corpus: http://youtube.com/watch?v=kEFSygq1Qtk
With that said, the best plane I have ever flown is something called the keecat 65. Its the only one I have had for a while now and it will probably be my only one until it finds some hard packed dirt. Here is a vid I made in corpus: http://youtube.com/watch?v=kEFSygq1Qtk