look out for that wire!!!!!!!
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i got an idea, blow at it really hard untill the wing catches the wind and eventually comes down..
j/k, but is the rx still on?? if so, try to find a way to produce enough wind (or wait till a strom comes) and when the wind moves it off the wires, you can glide it down to a nice soft....uhhh...crash
j/k, but is the rx still on?? if so, try to find a way to produce enough wind (or wait till a strom comes) and when the wind moves it off the wires, you can glide it down to a nice soft....uhhh...crash
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Saleens,
Dude too funny!!! How about this: go to HomeDepot and buy all the fans they have and blow it off before the batts go dead!!!
Looks a lot like that "I hate it when that happens..." thread.
Dude too funny!!! How about this: go to HomeDepot and buy all the fans they have and blow it off before the batts go dead!!!
Looks a lot like that "I hate it when that happens..." thread.
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Looks like a pair of faked photographs to me. The wire pattern is different.
Looks like a pair of faked photographs to me. The wire pattern is different.
Anyway... I betcha can't do it again.
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well....get it down yet.?? i was gonna suggest using a pole...then i rememberd it was an electrical line....that would have hurt..
if you have an rc copter, you could just fly it up there, the downwash would unblance the plane would come down...
if you have an rc copter, you could just fly it up there, the downwash would unblance the plane would come down...
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we tried flying near it to use the prop wash to nudge it off but it was to hard to judge the wires "as the pic shows" . any way it fell down after about 30 mins when the wind picked up. [&:]
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FAKE. lol. u can totally see the lines were drawn in with paint. look at the pixles near the lines.plus the prop can seem stopped with a semi decent camera today.
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Ok if you haven't noticed its fake. ITS HARD TO BELIEVE YOU CAN'T NOTICE THAT THE FIRST PICTURE HAS FOUR WIRES AND THE SECOND HAS ONLY TWO. Also look at the wire touching the pane in both pics. The first is between the landing gear and the second isn't.
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Bender,
Look again, there are four wires in the second pic and the wire is between the gear in both. That's just what I'm lookin at my man. Fake or not I don't know, nor do I care really it still a funny concept!
Look again, there are four wires in the second pic and the wire is between the gear in both. That's just what I'm lookin at my man. Fake or not I don't know, nor do I care really it still a funny concept!
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well, i could be faked, but you cant tell without something else in the background..........about the pixels, when downloading pics to the web, the quality of the pic decreases, plus, light blue and black are contrasting colors and because of the decreased quality, the pixels are just more visible.....the pixel thing happened to me when taking a pic of my shockwave 36....the dark purple part of the decals on it contrasted with the white and made that pixel border around it when i uploaded it onto the computer...
glad it came down though.....so.....how many peices was it in???
glad it came down though.....so.....how many peices was it in???
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Bender,
Look again, there are four wires in the second pic and the wire is between the gear in both. That's just what I'm lookin at my man. Fake or not I don't know, nor do I care really it still a funny concept!
Bender,
Look again, there are four wires in the second pic and the wire is between the gear in both. That's just what I'm lookin at my man. Fake or not I don't know, nor do I care really it still a funny concept!
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Wow, this guy is good... he even got the shadow/reflection cast from the wire on the underside of the left wing. A lot of effort to post a picture on a mostly anonomous forum.
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I'll have to agree. In fact I'm gonna concede my position of "Who cares its still funny" and give it up to the CSI team and their fearless leader Bender! Just jokes man you and your pixels win.
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Its not fake.
The wire count in the same.
4 in each. In the shot from directly below, the wires look even, they arent. The wire on the far right is a tension wire. Its a steel wire run across the TOP of the poles...its a security wire basically that acts as an alternate ground in the event that the main ground is broken.
The two wires at the level hes got the plane on are probably telco. Generally lines are ( cable (lowest), phone (middle) and power( top ) ) The smaller would be a fiber line, and the larger a copper line, there is probably a fiber node nearby, thats why the lines are running together. The bottom is probably cable. See how in the side shot it looks the same as the smaller line that hes on, but in the under shot it looks bigger? its closer in the under shot, its below the other lines, thats why it looks biger from that angle.
If he were flying, the prop would likely be in a different orientation in each shot, but its the same in both, and at the rpm of a plane prop, it would be blurred. I good camera can generally barely get a stil shot of helicopter blades spinning at sub-2000 RPM, a plane prop, being more narrow and spinning at 10k+ rpm would be next to impossible to catch. Also, the only way the prop could have been clear with a good camera, would have been if the focus of the camera (distance) was dead on with the prop, if it were, the tail would be blurry.
Lastly, the jaggedness of the lines is an artifact of the resizing. Look at the wings (the highlights on the edge from the sun) .. just as jagged...
I love how everyone thinks they are photographic experts these days...
The wire count in the same.
4 in each. In the shot from directly below, the wires look even, they arent. The wire on the far right is a tension wire. Its a steel wire run across the TOP of the poles...its a security wire basically that acts as an alternate ground in the event that the main ground is broken.
The two wires at the level hes got the plane on are probably telco. Generally lines are ( cable (lowest), phone (middle) and power( top ) ) The smaller would be a fiber line, and the larger a copper line, there is probably a fiber node nearby, thats why the lines are running together. The bottom is probably cable. See how in the side shot it looks the same as the smaller line that hes on, but in the under shot it looks bigger? its closer in the under shot, its below the other lines, thats why it looks biger from that angle.
If he were flying, the prop would likely be in a different orientation in each shot, but its the same in both, and at the rpm of a plane prop, it would be blurred. I good camera can generally barely get a stil shot of helicopter blades spinning at sub-2000 RPM, a plane prop, being more narrow and spinning at 10k+ rpm would be next to impossible to catch. Also, the only way the prop could have been clear with a good camera, would have been if the focus of the camera (distance) was dead on with the prop, if it were, the tail would be blurry.
Lastly, the jaggedness of the lines is an artifact of the resizing. Look at the wings (the highlights on the edge from the sun) .. just as jagged...
I love how everyone thinks they are photographic experts these days...