i was wondering has anyone made a model plane break the sound barrier or is it even possible to do it with a model?. Also if you could go faster than the speed of light would u go back in time?



Finally where have all the members gone as there doesnt seem to be as many people online posting and replying to posts as there was a few months ago?

i dont know but has anyone tried the whole strapping rockets to their wings thing?
i think that would be a step in the correct direction

You would need a set of bionic eyes to keep up with it. Not to mention at just over 820 feet per second, how long would it take to fly out of range?

Easy way to keep track of it and make up the speed, go strait up, then come strait down

I don't think it's a good idea... You know, sonic boom can well exceed "under 100 dB" sound limit which most RC planes have...

Then we will hear a sonic boom. (when it hits the ground.)

here go the speed of light and well see what the wrights have to say when they see a extra sitting in their garage...

orvil is this your??
no, yours wilber
nope, lets throw it in the air


wow it flies hum... maybe our flying machine is a little out of order...

Nah, lets just send a 747 back in time!
Orvile: what the....?
Wilbur: A bit bigger than ours.

I believe an R/C plane that breaks the sound barrier would be officially classified by the defense department as a Surface to Air Missile.

if this is a double post sorry, i got this weird error


no, after the plane (missile) in question has gone far enough to accelerate to 750+ mph then its no linger guided :-)

Hey, now I know what happened to my Patriot that dissappeard after going into a nose dive a few years ago. Probably ended up under tons of ice that will someday be Central Kansas.

here you go, Mach 1.6

send the 747 back and let the brother have to competition to fly the wingspan of it! sobering thought. just 100 years. well less than that if you go to the first 747

that thing doesnt even have wheels. talk about a bittch to land
crazy

So I guess he or she is a ama rebel because he or she will not keep it under 200mph.[sm=lol.gif]

When I was in the navy onboard the Enterprise they turned a full size F14 Tomcat into a RC plane, the pilot was along for the ride. So I guess it has been done, a really expensive rc plane.

What's the power for that mach 1.6 nasa plane?

it's a scaled down F-16 fuz, you tell me, i dunno lol

i saw someone put 8 model rockets on their high wing trainer once, but they had to go to idle cuz it would have overrevd too far, but then 2 of them didn't fire so when he tried to land it went off, then circled, came down, brought it in and the last one fired, straight into the corn behind us. plus he had to rewrap the WHOLE wing[&o]