You make it look so easy. Once one tries to fly RC one realizes how hard it actually is. And then you go and create the Duckatross! That is a whole new level, thx for sharing!
Very nice L-39! I have the same still without floats 😝 Great video, as always!! But no matter how I thought about it, I couldn’t understand why the plane would like to pitch up either on water or air since the drag is bellow the CG and would be acting like a brake from the bottom (?)… great analysis as always :)) cheers! From south east Bavaria, Germany
EDF float planes can happen! A float plane is an aspect of flying I haven’t gotten to try yet. Not enough time and cash to make a mistake, but when I do, I have a couple designs I’d love to try.
Regarding flying out of the box. I have a LDS church in my back yard. I am an active member, therefore the large parking lot and ball field is my personal flying field / runway..lol. (But seriously, don't park stupid in my runway.) When I find myself at the actual flying field that I am a member of. I swear I don't fly as well, because I am not accustomed to so much unencumbered space. I find a certain satisfaction in landing my largest planes in the church parking lot 🤠.
I Love my Flying Boats and the Float planes. 1/3 of my collection of 535 R/C Aircraft land on the water. I also fly a Full Size LAKE LA-4-200 Amphibian Flying Boat. Nothing beats ; landing on the water. My passengers always hold their breath as I touch down. Great Idea with the Jet. I shall pass your video to my fellow R/C friends. Arrgh! Capt Mrgn. N32DQ USA
on the mono ski you could add carbon or alluminum rods pointed foward protruding from the wings leading edge in line of the fuel tanks. attach a short wire/cable from the tip of the attached rods to the foward tip of the fuel tanks. simple, lite and easy
5:02 What is the name of Woody's plane and are there any plans for it? I like the design philosophy behind it. Just found your channel, subscribed and binge watching LOL.
For the life of me, I can't seem to figure out why it would want to pitch up. You guys obviously know what you're doing, but I normally grasp this kind of thing quickly. If the thrust is above the CoL, and the drag is below it, wouldn't both be trying to nose the plane over? The slope of the main float doesn't seem extreme enough to act as an inverse spoiler. So why does it pitch up? Is the CG fairly far back to make it float right?
It definitely was odd. I felt it the most at low air speeds and high angles of attack. One of the likely causes was the drag of the float below the airframe (just like in a full scale plane when dropping the gear and the nose wants to pitch up requiring down trim). The other likely factor was that the net center of lift was moved forward as well due to the big float under the plane at a higher angle of attack. The float itself is a lifting body. I was likely feeling a pitching moment, that is, like a lever. A body like the giant float under the fuselage will have it’s center of lift about 1/4 back from the nose which would be well ahead of the CG of the plane. There could be other reasons too such as altered airflow over the horizontal stab for instance but none of it is provable without wind tunnel data. -Zach
I'm confused! Why would adding drag BELOW the fuselage cause it to want to pitch UP? I would think it would make the plane pitch down. I'm imagining (exaggerated example) having a stick sticking out below the fuselage with a parachute attached) certainly that would cause a huge pitch DOWN moment?
I've got a hobby king Piper j-3 that I put on floats for this summer but so fare all it seems to do is snap round when it gets on step. Any reason why this happens?
Great video love this channel do A-90 Orlyonok next pls
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AFP? Hi
You make it look so easy. Once one tries to fly RC one realizes how hard it actually is. And then you go and create the Duckatross! That is a whole new level, thx for sharing!
Very nice L-39! I have the same still without floats 😝 Great video, as always!! But no matter how I thought about it, I couldn’t understand why the plane would like to pitch up either on water or air since the drag is bellow the CG and would be acting like a brake from the bottom (?)… great analysis as always :)) cheers! From south east Bavaria, Germany
EDF float planes can happen! A float plane is an aspect of flying I haven’t gotten to try yet. Not enough time and cash to make a mistake, but when I do, I have a couple designs I’d love to try.
There isn’t so much risk of destroying something. Just do gentle ops as on hard terrain :) 👍🏼
The duckatross was so cool!
Good stuff fellas! Duckatross...awesome!
Regarding flying out of the box. I have a LDS church in my back yard. I am an active member, therefore the large parking lot and ball field is my personal flying field / runway..lol.
(But seriously, don't park stupid in my runway.)
When I find myself at the actual flying field that I am a member of. I swear I don't fly as well, because I am not accustomed to so much unencumbered space. I find a certain satisfaction in landing my largest planes in the church parking lot 🤠.
Its nice to see how Czech jetts are popular :D
NIIIIIIIIIIIICE! 😁👍
I Love my Flying Boats and the Float planes. 1/3 of my collection of 535 R/C Aircraft land on the water. I also fly a Full Size LAKE LA-4-200 Amphibian Flying Boat. Nothing beats ; landing on the water. My passengers always hold their breath as I touch down. Great Idea with the Jet.
I shall pass your video to my fellow R/C friends. Arrgh! Capt Mrgn. N32DQ USA
Absolutely a beautifully done video! Thank u
A new Sea Dart!
loved you guys' tiktok just found your page love it
on the mono ski you could add carbon or alluminum rods pointed foward protruding from the wings leading edge in line of the fuel tanks. attach a short wire/cable from the tip of the attached rods to the foward tip of the fuel tanks. simple, lite and easy
DUCK-A-TROSS is such a beautiful combo I'd never see
I dig your channel
Haha great video man! Amazing creation and well done flying it!
Next up, AL 37, or MiG-29 with floats? Those should be cool!
Great video! Congratulations on your success.
Amazing, and daring. Nicely done. You inspire us all
Excellent.
great video.
Steel bars and gorilla glue lined through the floats connectors should help it stay in place
5:02 What is the name of Woody's plane and are there any plans for it? I like the design philosophy behind it.
Just found your channel, subscribed and binge watching LOL.
No name for it and no plans either unfortunately. :-(
Awesome! Thanks for watching! 😁
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Looks like these videos are finally taking off…….. great vid once again. Love the mentality of flying outside the box!
" Bounce one on for us " HAHA!
The jet became tail heavy when the battery shifted the CG? How ironic. :)
Love it!
A single float is a bad idea, at least 2 is good, 3 is too much
Omfg 😂😎😍😂 I love what you guys do
For the life of me, I can't seem to figure out why it would want to pitch up. You guys obviously know what you're doing, but I normally grasp this kind of thing quickly.
If the thrust is above the CoL, and the drag is below it, wouldn't both be trying to nose the plane over? The slope of the main float doesn't seem extreme enough to act as an inverse spoiler. So why does it pitch up? Is the CG fairly far back to make it float right?
It definitely was odd. I felt it the most at low air speeds and high angles of attack.
One of the likely causes was the drag of the float below the airframe (just like in a full scale plane when dropping the gear and the nose wants to pitch up requiring down trim).
The other likely factor was that the net center of lift was moved forward as well due to the big float under the plane at a higher angle of attack. The float itself is a lifting body. I was likely feeling a pitching moment, that is, like a lever. A body like the giant float under the fuselage will have it’s center of lift about 1/4 back from the nose which would be well ahead of the CG of the plane.
There could be other reasons too such as altered airflow over the horizontal stab for instance but none of it is provable without wind tunnel data. -Zach
@@TailHeavyProductionsthanks for trying to explain this 👍🏼 👍🏼
I'm confused! Why would adding drag BELOW the fuselage cause it to want to pitch UP? I would think it would make the plane pitch down. I'm imagining (exaggerated example) having a stick sticking out below the fuselage with a parachute attached) certainly that would cause a huge pitch DOWN moment?
You would think so - but this plane made us scratch our heads as well!
Maybe the pontoon is creating some amount of lift in front of the plane's neutral point causing that pitch up moment 🤔
I passed away when I saw the thumbnail Lmao
this is one of the most underated accounts on youtube, i love this man
Thank you!
@@TailHeavyProductions been binging you guys for like 72 hours strait
Looks like you did all that on porpoise.
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I've got a hobby king Piper j-3 that I put on floats for this summer but so fare all it seems to do is snap round when it gets on step. Any reason why this happens?
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Did you choose this Model for the name Duck Albatros 😝 🤣?
Bunch of dorks
Just a bunch of friends trying not to take themselves too seriously 🤡
@@TailHeavyProductions does look like fun though
Sound mixing in this was terrible. The background noise and annoying music often overpowered the far-too hurried and slurred narration.
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Cap 🧢