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"and be upset af" that got me laughing my axx off, i was not expecting it and also very good job, lots of talent for sure, keep going make moreeeeee

Looks like a copy of the Atom RC Dolphin, which in my case has horrific torque roll at launch.

Nice plane, pretty efficent too! Got a Talon Pro, Mini Talon, Killer Whale, Dolphin and Nano Skyhunter but I quite fancy designing and building my own after seeing this

Just mount the motor on a piece of wood and then put it on the scale and have the prop turn in try direction so it pushes the motor down on the scale. Easy thrust tester.

Uno de los mejores vídeos de construcción para aeromodelos!😊

Your videos are fun to watch. You’re funny and do great work. Two thumbs up and looking forward to more of your builds

Very nice looking build and techniques. I definitely understand the emotional roller coaster of emotions on a maiden flight so good luck and I’ll stay tuned. You have a new subscriber 🎉 Great work

Looks just like Aerostuff FPV design.

Hello val , how can I contact you ? I would like to ask for support , it’s available? Do u make support?

Just found your channel and am loving your content, lots of great information and you deliver it well. Have subscribed and look forward to future videos, keep up the excellent work 😁

انا اتابعک من بغداد ، ممكن اسئل لماذا كانت تسقط الطائرة في اول طيران لها ؟ هل السبب هو عدم توازن ال cg ???

Perfect job😊 where can i find the stl files?

Great .

This is epic , well done .

Great work .

Can you put links for all electronics please

Been there many times. What did you learn from all these crashes? What was original thurst angle that did not work well compared to the one that finally worked perfect, I think i tried downward thrust in pusher aiming at center area of wing. Motor mount was pusher that sat a few inches higher than wing. I had a Aeroscout that seem to have motor mounted straight back woth zero thrust angle. My scratch builds with pushes havent yet worked. All crashed

When you cut the Ailerons out, do you cut all the way through or 75%? Them bend back & cut a bevel. Do you add or use tape in the hinge on top of wing to reinforce ailerons?

Great video. What airfoil or do you typically use for your Vtail in this plane? Do you simply use same airfoil for the wings then scale it smaller for vtail? So if main wing cord is 6 inches do you take 3 inches wing cord for vtail

Great work having successfully flown the plane 🎉 (are you flying it in Manual?) What rc plane model is this? (Do you make this plane yourself?) I am making my own rc Polystyrene plank plane, refering to 3d printed Stormbird design, my foam plane have the same issue as yours, it yaws consistently in a direction whenever i pitch up or down(opposite yaw). I also use 1045 propeller , with 1250kv motor , with alot of thrust. Your video solution to that is by mounting the pusher motor a few degree off center fixed that issue ? I am not rc expert , can i reduce this gyroscopic effect by using rudder on my rc foam plank ? Or by adding elevon + rudder mixing.

one of the most finesse works of true art i have ever seen! AMAZING WORK!!!!

At time stamp 0:48 you show the Aero foil of the wing you used (NACA4412). Did you consider other aero foils? like NACA6412?

Very imppressive, good job.

Hello. Im having the same issue. What did u do to solve the problem? Turn down the voltage?

I love the design. And your amazing ideas. Especially the wing attachment. Please make a video about design with dimensions for this or maybe add drawings with dimensions. I like scratch-building and flying planes, and would love to make this one. I am not very experienced and have recently reached a point where my planes actually fly.

262 / 5.000 Oooh thank you so much for this video. Now about 3 weeks searching how to control only the Reverser (not the throttle) in MSFS for a PMDG B737 with a potentiometer via Arduino. Thanks to your explanation I got this done, thanks again.

What foam you used? Is it some special foam for modelling?

Excellent work my sister keep going ❤❤❤

That is an impressive build! Love the hot wire cut wing and congrats on the successful second maiden! ^_^

Amazing! I’ll try to make one for mapping purposes, what’s you AUW? Thanks!

I'd like to hear more about how you chose those particular airfoils

Good instructional build video. Would like to see a quick video on the setup and components of your FPV ground station.

Very good. Could you provide the plans, such as your training model. Thank you.

This is an awesome tutorial and i bow to you for putting this together! I am looking for precisely this but still having issues. What do you set the msfs throttle to? Do you just bind it to the axis? it is just too jumpy ofr me or does not work at all :( I get the right numbers in mobi, but it just does not translate to msfs. At least not smotthly.

You uploaded a crash compilation but it still looks 100 times better than when I try to fly an RC plane.

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Something that i don't think many people are doing yet is using your hot wire to make foam sheets. If you rig your hotwire up so the wire is spaced say 2mm above the edge of your table then you push your xps foam block over the edge you will end up with perfect consistent thickness sheets (for 2mm spacer you get like 1.8mm sheets, the wire always melts a tiny bit into your spaced thickness) but you can make sheets whatever thickness you want. To skin the sheets i have found wall paper water based primer meant for drywall has really good adhesion to the foam then you can tape it or sheet it or just paint it however you like. But. What this lets you do is hotwire imperfect wings. Cutting your trenches and embed wires. Add any support you need. Even cut out foam reliefs to lighten the wing.. Then you can sheet the foam wing with your 2mm foam sheet for a great finish. For larger wings this is a great method. You can do it with the fusalage too. Make twmplates to hotwire out whatever shapes you want, use a router to hole out most of the material, add all your electronics and hardpoints, then skin with the thin foam. Its much lighter than depron sheets and you can build it as thick or light as you want. Btw, i am loving your videos. Keep it up! I bet you will have a big audiance soon!

I think the only thing that would make it more of a trainer would be to some how turn it into a pusher with a high motor and wing (like a bixler) but the simple stick design as a trainer is awesome.

Great video. I have a similar set up. I have always wanted to rig up a big home made wind tunnel to put it in to test props at different wind speeds... Or you could always strap this to the top of your car I suppose lol.

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So glad to see some one else that makes foam airplanes like me. I got my ideas from Peter Sirpol back in 2014 when he brought a big huge cargo foam plane to Joe Knoll fly in and I didn't think it could fly but it did. Check " test flight" to see that video. I also follow AerostuffFPV. I do big 3D planes and know about a few construction techniques and have done some testing on my own which I will share. I laminate my foam with two pieces. I put the seam down the middle of the chordline. This gives it more strength and less flex. Make sure you use plenty of gorilla glue and wipe it all over the surfaces. Hot wire does not go thru the glue very well so don't make several layers and expect a smooth surface but it does add strength to the wing. I put in an" I" beam spar with 1/4 "x 1/4" basswood and balsa 3/32 sheeting inside the foam as it glues up with gorilla glue. I have a table saw to make the cut out easier and I run the spar about 2/3rds of the length of the wing. I make sure the spar is over 1/8 in from the surface so the foam can cut cleanly with the hot wire. I join my wing panes together like you with bamboo skewers about and inch long. Never had a wing fail. My 8 foot wings have withstood dives over 60 mph and did not fail. The paper covering will significantly strengthen the wing. It will fail by the foam compressing on the top side. Once that happens the wing has no strength and will not flex back. Cloth covering (Sig Coverall) works the best but costs $$$.. I found paper works about as good and is cheap. 3 mil laminate works great and makes the wings indestructible but it bubbles up off the foam after a while. It also costs $$ so I stick to the paper and glue technique. If I make a float plane , I use laminate. I go a little bit further and cover my wings with water based polyurethane for water protection. You never know about rain, dew in the grass and what kind of accident that could mess up your covering, plus it will strengthen the covering. Make sure you do your painting before you use the poly. You need entry/exit ramps when cutting out wing foils. If you don't have them on our ply ribs, then use pins. make sure there are no hang-ups like a 90 degree corner. if you stop , you will get a burn out and ruin your smooth wing foil look. Round out the leading edge with a razor plane and or sanding block. The trailing edge can be cut with a shape knife . I make my chords about 1/2 in longer because the hot wire does melt the foam and the trailing edge can get too thin. I use Compufoil software and it gives the surface area for each rib. I can calculate the volume of the foam for the wings and the fuselage. the blue foam sheeting you get at lowe's for insulation has a density of 0.45gm/in2. I calculate my wing loading in the low teens (oz/ft2) and that will give me an Idea of the wing size I need. The way u made your hinges always worries me. I just don't trust paper folding and I know eventually it will tear. I use Robart 1/8" hinges. Run some strips of ply soaked in epoxy for the underbelly. Landings over time will damage the fuselage especially if your land on streets or concrete. Put tape on each side of the seam when you glue two pieces of the wing together. Gorilla glue will foam for about 8 min then you can remove the tape and when the blobs of glue are no longer sticky, you can tear them off by hand. It can be cut easily with an X-acto knife or sanded while it is still soft. Don't leave over night and let it get hard. It will be a sanding nightmare and don't use acetone because it will dissolve the glue but also foam! I prefer "tractor" motor configurations because they put air over the empennage and better control on take off. However, if you want great videos, the prop is a problem. A Blohm and Voss configuration with a camera on the offset boom works great. Flies good too. Over all I loved your video. Keep up the great work and keep pumping out more videos.

Flies very nice! Grat! Worth to invest in a Dji fpv! I love it, can fly to 30 km!

Excellent video and a great repair job you did. The airplane flies beautifully and looks sweet too!

The radio comms is a really fun touch! I like your video ^_^

Well done, you gotta be happy with that.