Dive Siren UNLEASHED: Giant Scale Stuka with Authentic Siren!
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- This giant Phoenix Model giant-scale Stuka features a completely 3d printed dive siren! Flown at the 100th AMA Nationals by Steve Petrotto of Horizon Hobby, watch as the model takes to the skies in a scale display of power and precision. Hear and see the siren wail as it recreates the iconic sound of the original dive bomber in flight.
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00:00 SIREN!
00:14 Takeoff
00:34 High Speed Pass
00:59 Slow Speed Dirty Pass
01:25 Chandelle
02:04 The Competition Figure 8
02:54 Dive Siren In ACTION!
03:41 Landing
03:59 What NEXT?! - Наука та технологія
Great Video! Thanks for catching the Stuka in action. This is my favorite plane in my fleet and It ALWAYS turns heads no matter where she flys at! If anyone has any questions about her, please comment below :)
Thanks Steve, it’s such a cool model and that dove siren is awesome!
Cannot lie, I'm 57 and as a kid I think most of us dreamed of something like this...and there was that Cox big black Stuka always beckoning us. The first BIG model I ever built was the 1/24 MPC packaged Stuka. (Cost me a whopping $6.99 in 1977)
Very nice Chris, thanks for sharing. The Stukas were menacing with those sirens, until the Spitfires and Hurricanes showed up!
So Cool. Thanks Chris
Very cool, beautiful model well flown!
Wow… what a showcase! Impressive 😮
That's so sick.
Absolutely AWESOME video Chris! An amazing model of an iconic aircraft, and expertly piloted as well! I have to agree with Adam's comments; the Stuka was a hugely successful weapon against an unsuspecting enemy, but when flown in skies dominated by well trained pilots flying first rate fighters, it was sorely outmatched and shot down in droves. Thanks for sharing!
Dude, this like eerie similar to the real thing
that will wake up the Pilots at the field lol nice flying good video 🛩🛩🪂🛩👍👍
Pure AWESOME!
Wow Amazing 😮 👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome, I have the same plane
I've seen a couple of Phoenix models well made and very detailed with weathering. They're also a nonexpensive way to buy a large-scale plane. Great video Chris✌️
Yes I agree ! Great prices and great planes ! I was just looking at a few today on tower hobbies website and I was like wow !
I like the P47 and Stuka but that B25 looks good too
@@IceMan2035 I was looking at the p-47 and the spitfire .. gassers 😍😍😍
@@andystoybox1723 Top RC has some nice ones but a little more expensive but you can run 5 radial engine in these. Some I'd run a inline motor like Spitfire and P51.
Chris that was really cool man. Can only imagine how scary that was during WWII.
Right?! A friend who recently passed away of mine lived in London during all of that as a young kid. He most vividly remembered the buzz bombs. He said it was when the motor stopped was when you knew you immediately had to take cover.
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One of my favorite planes. Couple questions though, the engine noise is too loud for the effectiveness of the siren. Are there mufflers possible to quiet it just a bit.
Also the pitch of the siren is far too high when compared to the real thing. I’m guessing the scale of the siren has to do with that. Deeper pitch, would that mean a larger scale siren?.
I put a dive siren on mine as well but I am flying all electric so it's hidden where the radiator would have been on the real bird. I just wish mine looked as good with his custom paint and weathering. lol
Hola, podrias darnos informacion de como hiciste la sirena. muchas gracias
Super cool! Is that at a local field or someplace else?
That was up in Muncie, IN at the ama nats.
Your to back east for me now😮
Haha
Victor. You always welcome here in the East. You need to put Joe Nall event here in SC and or BIGFOOT at Birmingham AL on your bucket list. 👋😉
@@payitfwdrcl6171 Yeah I would love to i've been invited several times, Of course i'm just messing with chris because we've flown together before.
Pretty cool. Was that unit 3D printed?
It was, yeah
Stl file? Very cool
😎👍👍..
If I ever hear that sound at Cane Ridge field then I will know not to drop my radio (crash my plane) and run for cover ! Sadly, a yellow jacket did get in my face and try to get under my glasses recently and my Viper jet crashed - sure do miss that plane
Haha, yeah those yellow jackets were gnarly at the field
I know that flying site. Muncie, Indiana.
Yep!
Looks real in the air 👍 It’s a pity single cylinder weed wackers sound like that but what can you do 🤷♂️
It happens, haha! But I get it. 😆
STL Files Please.
*some Polish ww2 veteran hiding in crowd
Too bad a real siren doesn't sound like the original Stuka. A speaker system is needed to replicate the true sound, maybe not the loudness.
It's akin to having an 'authentic sounding' single cylinder, 2-stroke nitro engine 'replicating' the sound of a 28 cylinder radial monster when an electric bird with a sound system sounds much more accurate.
Very true, but its the closest I could get and LOUDEST siren I've heard in the RC world for a stuka. Designing it took several iterations to get the tone and decibel level where it is today.
On the ground, it’s VERY loud