Today's Spitfire fighter sweeps were flown in bright sunshine with some light white haze down sun that actually allowed the plane to disappear briefly at altitude. Fortunately, control was eventually regained and flown closer during the remainder of the mission.
My Spit performed flawlessly with it's 19 degree angle deflected split flap system again today. The battery compartment was hollowed out enough to allow slightly larger shaped 22,500 mAh 30C batteries to fit.
It's just a matter time now and my landing skills should begin to improve to an acceptable level.
Click on "Rating" on the front page of this forum to bring up a large group of Ace fighter planes.
Out.
Spitfire Brotherhood (All Spitfires Welcome) #64 - Post #407 - Battle of Britain & Winston Churchill relevancy to modeling -
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=11007416
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FIGHTERS - AVIATION'S ULTIMATE CALL TO GLORY, HONOR, AND IMMORTALITY -
http://community-2.webtv.net/RICHARD...4/CALLTOGLORY/
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SPITFIRE EXCITEMENT! Facebook's finest hour -
http://www.facebook.com/richard.porter.167 (There is a "malware" problem on either my PC or Facebook's web site as the display on Facebook is different between my PC and other web equipment owned by other accounts. It's like the action smileys and "red X" problem I have reported on other threads.)
Due to the unanticipated important information about the revolutionary thorium plasma battery technology on top it is now necessary to scroll down to the "buried treasure Spitfire" posts.
Thanks to recent "TOP SECRET" document leaks, typing "mad thorium batteries" into GOOGLE or Yahoo search brings up a lot of really exciting information - just in case the above URL fails to work.