I found this video at a Swedish forum. Think it looks realy cool.

You might have seen it but I couldnt find it here at RcUniverse.

[link=http://www.rcgroups.com/gallery/data/506/1636YAK54-VPP1.wmv]Klick here to watch the video[/link]

Where did you find this?? Website ect
Do you know anything about the plane's power system?
Is he using a reversible prop (heli tail rotor system maybe), or is he using a reversible speed control??
Whatever he is using, it’s very cool!!
Rusty
"if it's not broke, push harder"

I don't know what he is using but I´ve asked him and waiting for a reply. The url to the site is [link=http://www.svensktmodellflyg.se/]www.svensktmodellflyg.se[/link]

I will say it again, that is very cool!!
Are you familiar with that motor and does it come with the hole in the shaft for the pitch rod??
How much does that system add to the total weight??
I am going to have to try one!!

Rusty
"if it's not broke, push harder"

Scott Foster had this setup at the JR Indoor Electric Festival. His was Ikarus Eco 8 tail rotor on an AXi. Fly RC had an article about it. The first motor he did was a Typhoon micro 6. Hobby Lobby is suppose to carry the setups when they begin production. My frieds saw him fly in Columbus, and talked to him. He was willing to others have a try at flying it. Sounded like had a problem with the shaft wearing out.

NO WAAAAAAY!!!!! [X(] That is too cool.

Sweet inverted hover nice

Stein

So when you are flying that, is the pitch just on a positive or negative switch or is it on an actual porportional setup. What button?

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=285023

While very cool, this confirms my theory regarding backwards flight.

Ive long thought that reverse flight for extended time was a aerodynamic physics impossibility with our current aircraft set-up.

However, I think if a plane was designed as below, reverse flight would be possible. Please excuse the rough sketch. The canards on both ends would have to move entirely. Ive not yet figured out how the yaw would be manipulated.

Funny! I've got to try that.

As for yaw control on the above pic, vertical stabs on both sides?

Good find, I posted this a couple of days ago in the 3D forum.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/5%2D...2592434/tm.htm

Well, Its official then......5D flying is here.

Whats next.....6D? Perhaps a shocky with a tail rotor.....hmmmmm....
Might make some VERY interesting flatspin manuvers.

The radio gets setup in an 'idle up' type setup/fashion so the throttle stick controls the pitch.