new jet
02-25-2008 | 12:34 PM
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From: jamestown,
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hi, i just finished my gws f-15 elec. plane last night and i just took it outside to fly it, i'm pretty sure everything was set right but it crashed after 5 sec in the air. does anyone have any tips on my first time flying so i don't break it again. right now it's being glued so i hope it holds togther. thank you for your time. and help.
02-25-2008 | 01:14 PM
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RE: new jet
In your post you stated "does anyone have any tips on my first time flying so i don't break it"
If this is your first time flying an airplane you picked the wrong one.
A ducted fan jet is not even close to what most beginners can handle.
My suggestion to not break it is to learn to fly on something else that would be more forgiving.
If this is your first time flying an airplane you picked the wrong one.
A ducted fan jet is not even close to what most beginners can handle.
My suggestion to not break it is to learn to fly on something else that would be more forgiving.
02-25-2008 | 07:42 PM
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Hi whiteknightman23
I just noticed that back in February of last year you mentioned an interest in building a Flying Lawnmower. I designed and built one about 3-4 years ago and still fly it today. You can see it at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_27...tm.htm#2722191. You can search for other photos under my name, villa.
You can download free plans from http://www.wilsonrc.org/news.php by clicking in the DOWNLOAD section. It is built fron COROPLAST which is a plastic cardboard like material. The S.P.A.D forum further down the main page discusses that type of building, and spadworld.net is the main sight for this type of construction.
My Flying Lawnmower is capable of rolls, loops, Cuban Eights, and inverted fligh,t etc. It is very simple to build and is tough as nails.
I just noticed that back in February of last year you mentioned an interest in building a Flying Lawnmower. I designed and built one about 3-4 years ago and still fly it today. You can see it at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_27...tm.htm#2722191. You can search for other photos under my name, villa.
You can download free plans from http://www.wilsonrc.org/news.php by clicking in the DOWNLOAD section. It is built fron COROPLAST which is a plastic cardboard like material. The S.P.A.D forum further down the main page discusses that type of building, and spadworld.net is the main sight for this type of construction.
My Flying Lawnmower is capable of rolls, loops, Cuban Eights, and inverted fligh,t etc. It is very simple to build and is tough as nails.
02-25-2008 | 08:48 PM
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Hi whiteknightman23
I just noticed that back in February of last year you mentioned an interest in building a Flying Lawnmower. I designed and built one about 3-4 years ago and still fly it today. You can see it at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_27...tm.htm#2722191. You can search for other photos under my name, villa.
You can download free plans from http://www.wilsonrc.org/news.php by clicking in the DOWNLOAD section. It is built fron COROPLAST which is a plastic cardboard like material. The S.P.A.D forum further down the main page discusses that type of building, and spadworld.net is the main sight for this type of construction.
My Flying Lawnmower is capable of rolls, loops, Cuban Eights, and inverted fligh,t etc. It is very simple to build and is tough as nails.
Hi whiteknightman23
I just noticed that back in February of last year you mentioned an interest in building a Flying Lawnmower. I designed and built one about 3-4 years ago and still fly it today. You can see it at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_27...tm.htm#2722191. You can search for other photos under my name, villa.
You can download free plans from http://www.wilsonrc.org/news.php by clicking in the DOWNLOAD section. It is built fron COROPLAST which is a plastic cardboard like material. The S.P.A.D forum further down the main page discusses that type of building, and spadworld.net is the main sight for this type of construction.
My Flying Lawnmower is capable of rolls, loops, Cuban Eights, and inverted fligh,t etc. It is very simple to build and is tough as nails.
I don't think he's quite ready for a flying lawnmower yet.
