Vortex 3 Electro F5K Low Level Thermal Catching Practice Session
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- www.radiocabona... Pro pilot Paul Naton practices low level thermaling techniques with F5K contest tasks in mind. Part of the practice routine is to limit motor run time and try to minimize start altitude. This takes a lot skill and experience to hook thermals this low! The Vortex 3 Electro and all the gear shown in this video are available from soaringusa.com. Be sure to subscribe and to watch the Vortex building series available on this channel. Check out Paul’s famous series of highly detailed and professionally produced r/c glider construction and flying techniques videos at www.radiocarbo... Learn everything from tuning and radio set up to themaling techniques and repair techniques. Each Digital Edition DRM-Free mp.4 video program you purchase and download will play on any phone, PC or iPad, and can be transferred and copied to any other device you own. Recommenced RCA training videos:
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Paul what is the Best Size to start out? F5k or F5J 2.5 m ? Thanks for the Video
Depends on your eye sight! I prefer bigger planes myself, but the F5K size is more affordable and can be flown on smaller fields.
@@pnaton thanks Paul. I am try to help a up coming Builder in Ukraine and he makes a F5J Joy Sailplane 2.5m and try to get two F5k for the National. Will you be at the US. National? Thanks Greg of Ohio
Wow that is beautiful!!
I have flown for many years, but have not seen this technique with very tight turns to read energy low where it might possible to see the classic "wing waggle". Would love to see another of your Carbon Arts videos with these advanced "low altitude" reading; especially since we now have a legal 700-foot ceiling for most of Canada for model aviation.
I would recommend purchasing my Thermal Soaring Master Class training videos which go deep into air reading especially at lower levels. Each video is over 2 hours, and I cover subjects and techniques not usually discussed or taught. Go to the radiocarbon art.com website for more details. A direct link is in the video description.
Dude. That is sick!
Hi Paul, I wonder if you have seen the new Sansibear Bubble Surfer/Django BS. 2.54m. HLG, yes HLG. design? It looks like they have been able to push the performance levels back up for an HLG design? I have been in touch with them but our NZD/EUR exchange rate is making it too expensive for me at the moment. I am interested in what you think especially flying one yourself? Thanks. Laurie. NZ.
Looks like a fun bigger HLG. More span always flys better. Can you throw that plane in the flats and still thermal out? Depends on your arm...there is a video on my channel of a DLG launched 3 meter...