Lets see um!!
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From: Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
try to tail tap that box near your UCD. my life time goal is to dunk my flips tail in the bin at our feild, that is aslong as its empty of course!
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You need lots of power so that I can go straight up.
You need powerful rudder and elevators with lots of throw so that you can hold it straight.
Oh and you need lots of practise.
You need powerful rudder and elevators with lots of throw so that you can hold it straight.
Oh and you need lots of practise.
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If you got the right plane and lots of time on the stick then its not hard at all. Of course I say that and there is probobly some poor guy out there that is reading this that has been trying for years and still cant get it down.
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Pic #1 is my old UCD with a Saito 91. DiabloKid - the engine is a nice match for the plane, though not extrememly overpowered. This is the plane I used to build up my hovering courage. It is now owned by someone else who is learning how to hover low.
Pics #2 and #3 are my new Composite ARF Extra 2.6M with a DA-100.
Pic #4 is my Midwest Extra with a Brison 3.2.
For vids of my planes, go to my website! I am looking forward to flying the Composite ARF more and getting some new videos up. When the new IMAC sequences are posted I'll be sure to get some IMAC vids in.
Pics #2 and #3 are my new Composite ARF Extra 2.6M with a DA-100.
Pic #4 is my Midwest Extra with a Brison 3.2.
For vids of my planes, go to my website! I am looking forward to flying the Composite ARF more and getting some new videos up. When the new IMAC sequences are posted I'll be sure to get some IMAC vids in.
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From: Stuttgart, AR
CAPT KC those are some fine birds
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From: CamborneCornwall, UNITED KINGDOM
ok, heres mine, first my beloved Cougar, shuch a fun machine, i love hanging this, and the Pheonix over our windsock.
this pic was taken after i smashed the wing tip and rebuilt it on the field

heres the Pheonix, with and without lights


heres me attacking the windsock

finialy my new one, the Capiche

many more pics on my website
www.philsrcworld.fsnet.co.uk
to add to Ians suggestion.. once you can tail touch, it's fun to try different things, the wing sock, peg board ( pegs everywhere
) a friends plane thats landed 
cartman in midair
this pic was taken after i smashed the wing tip and rebuilt it on the field

heres the Pheonix, with and without lights


heres me attacking the windsock

finialy my new one, the Capiche

many more pics on my website
www.philsrcworld.fsnet.co.uk
to add to Ians suggestion.. once you can tail touch, it's fun to try different things, the wing sock, peg board ( pegs everywhere
) a friends plane thats landed 
cartman in midair
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From: tel avivna, ISRAEL
our ucan now runs with the 91fx - not a single problem - seems we are lucky - but my dad is an old engine guru so we drilled the clank and put big fuel tubing and she runs sweet al day long.
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From:
IAN how many times have i seen the ones you have... i only have them ones as ive not took my digital camera flying for ages...
OH AND YOUR SIMULATOR FLYING SHOTS
Dean
OH AND YOUR SIMULATOR FLYING SHOTS
Dean




