JimBrown

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I have added seven new video's from this past summers travels to the web site.

[link=http://rcairgallery.com]Radio Control Aircraft Gallery[/link]

Enjoy!
...jim

Frank Alvarez

Hi Jim,
Just watched every one of the new vid's!
Great stuff, always looking forward to your work with the camara!
Frank.

Knock

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Hello can you make the videos accessable to the Ipad


Thanks in advance

hooker53

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Plus one!!!!!!!!

SDCrashmaster

Nice work Jim!

JimBrown

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It's on my to do list. Just need to find the time! Will be updating the site to use some HTML5, which should allow non-flash viewing of the videos.

...jim

sidgates

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I really liked the video of the T-33. Good flying and good camera work. If you know, what was the engine in the T-33 and how much does it weigh?

P. Richards

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Great video Jim, you inspired me to zoom in more when I take my videos. I have been using your style since jets over Kentucky...

P. Richards aka SwatTeam

uncleTom

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Thanks for taking the time Jim!

dubd

Nice camera work!

sieze2

At last someone who can film jet planes properly. Good job. Do you have a youtube channel ? That way I will automatically be updated when a new video comes out.

Square Nozzle

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Jim, I truly appreciate your camera work. Your vids are of the very few that I can watch without having my stomach start to churn because the image is jumping around from a jiggling camera. I watched a couple R-54's landing and now I don't feel so bad.

JDjetjock

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Hi Sidgates,

Thanks for the comments on my BVM T-33, which is about 17 years old. In it is a Simjet 2300 that is the same size as a P-80 but more thrust. Normal flight is at half throttle and it flys well on smaller motors as well. I don't recall weighing it, but its weight is typical for the BVM kit somewhere between 21-23 pounds dry. It's a joy to fly and looks great in the sky! Jim certainly captured a great flight!

Cheers,

FILE IFR

Great work as always Jim, thanks for the vids.