Oops! Bad Landing For the HobbyZone Aeroscout S 1.1m! (LIVE)
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2021
- Oops! Bad Landing For the HobbyZone Aeroscout S 1.1m! (LIVE)
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On February 4th 2020, I completed 365 days straight of flying RC planes outside. Today we continue the repeat of flying 365 days straight. This is a live video of me flying the Hobbyzone Aeroscout.
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Ah, we've done that before! No worries and great flight of an amazing plane! Had to rewatch this one not live. Keep up the 365! 👍😁😎⚓
Hey GG. I picked a used one up for $50. Battery was flat, but got it to take a charge. Nose wheel was loose, so it unsteerable, never got off the ground. Just waiting for no wind and warm weather to get a maiden flight in!
This is definitely a hobby I want to get my grandkids involved in!
It is an amazing hobby my friend! Go for it and join them into it as well. You won't regret! It is all fun! 😊👍🏾
Good one Gary 👍😁 keep up your Daily flights.
I have always terminated my few flies with a broken airplane/ landing gear, so your video made me feel right at home! :)
Way to go Gary, nice job. Well almost. Take care and stay safe brother.
This will be my third time repairing the nosewheel. This must be considered a major design flaw on this aircraft as it seems almost impossible to NOT damage it during any kind of normal flying. If it happens after my custom aluminum build of the nosewheel assembly, I will take it apart to salvage parts and throw the rest in the garbage (where I think it really belongs....)
I flew mine today and it was another great flight for the Hobby Zone Aeroscout
Just went last week for my first buddy box flight with the aero scout S2 1.1! The plane is great! He started me out in intermediate mood so I would get use to the sticks. I learned a lot and will buying one soon! Oh ya,I'm a newbie at 68!😁😁😂
Hello Leonard I'm 64 years old and a newbie flying the aeroscout! The only difference is that I don't have anyone to train me so I'm doing it alone! She flys nice just wish I had a flying club where I live here in Canada 🇨🇦 good luck with your training and most of all have fun!! Marty from Canada 🇨🇦 🛩 🛩
@@martymannisto1109 How did you start off with your training? I'm still going to get a real flight 9.5 simulator because of my work schedule.
@@lennyz853 I'm also a newbie! I started this spring practicing on Real Flight 9.5 to see if I could develop the coordination to fly. Found I could fly, so now I've been buying too many planes! I try to fly Real Flight to sharpen my stick coordination. I've also used it to figure out how to better land my F-15. I find the program to be a pretty true to life simulation and I love being able to rebuild after a crash by just hitting the space bar!!!
that would be a funny site to see when I roll up in a parking lot. Someone gliding an AeroScout with Ix12 LOL
Ouch - Gary could you show the repair of the nose gear?
Damn Gary. What's going on!?! Bless your heart. I feel for you. Was a great flight till the end. At least it's fixable.
Hi grandpa Gary! I'm so happy that you are feeling better after the bad luck you had a few days ago! And I think someone's comment about how you seemed to have changed from the way you used to be and even tried to challenge your religious beliefs saying you are acting like the phoney sailors which was totally uncalled for! After having bad luck and then people trying to make you worse, I say don't listen to it Gary you are one of the best on utube and don't change you make all of us people feel much better about are selves watching how you handle the bad with the good 😃 don't ever change grandpa Gary! And love your landing of the aeroscout looks like all my landings lol 😆 Marty from Canada 🇨🇦🛩🛩🌞🙏
Aeroscout, a great trainier with a sensitive front landing gear. Great job Gary!
I've been flying it a lot. I'm pretty happy with it.
Gary- What just happened to you is exactly why I went through 2 of these Aeroscouts and one more fuselage. I was/am a true beginner and when a little bump on the front wheel breaks the plywood that the gear is mounted and shocks the rudder/steering servo. Learned a lot about repairing but I am am out of the hobby and wished I would have started with a tail dragger. My 2 cents worth. BC
You have to put a 4s in the aeroscout!!! 10x more fun! 😁
Nice day and I hope plane ok
Ouch Grandpa Gary da gone that hurt my feelings!! Looks like you're having fun man guess it's safe to say you can put the back problems behind you right! As always a big wave from Pipers Gap Virginia
Yep feeling good now!
I did mine he same exact way don't feel bad I strengthened mine It's a pretty easy to fix
Nice flying other than that 🔥👍✌️
I think I'm buying one of those. But I'll keep it in safe!!
Yes, I even cut some foam off the canopy in order to get the battery a smidgen more forward. I've added some weight to the very front of the nose and that appears to have worked. Maybe CG is more difficult to see with the AeroScout because of the curved fuselage? My AeroScout was climbing in all modes even at throttle settings below 50%. So for me some nose weight and trim to get it flying level at ~ 50% throttle.
Come on now Gary! Are just doing this to make me feel better about my flying?
Cause if so, I really wish you wouldn't. I've mastered crashing on my own. 😊
Thanks for your videos. It is never fun to crash but seeing more experienced pilots crash makes us beginners feel more human. I did feel really bad about your viper 90mm
Thanks Brent!
I’ve been having the same luck, it must be in the air. I totaled my eflite Pitts and 70mm Viper, and crashed my T-28 but it’s at least repairable.
Sorry too hear it!
Gary, did you find it a bit tail heavy when you first flew the AeroScout (with the recommended 2,200 3S)? I got mine just a few weeks ago and had to add nose weight to get a good CG.
PS. I took Nate's advice and ordered just before the price increase.
PPS. For a rank beginner which I was a short while ago, as much as I like the AeroScout, I'd recommend the Sport Cub S 2 or even the UMX Turbo Timber over the AS.
Is your battery as far forward as it'll go & still able to attach the canopy/battery cover?
I just assembled my new Aeroscout S2 and noticed that it's not taxiing straight. How can I adjust the nose wheel steering? I don't see any clevises I can adjust with this plane.
Hi Peter! That is a great question. Please reference Jason's video of replacing the steering servo. The connections at the servo arm have screws that can be loosened. Please only loosen the screw holding the push rod going to the nose wheel. He explains it at 10 minutes into the video. ua-cam.com/video/MK9j62KJfYk/v-deo.html
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Maybe the weather is too good!
Lol! But for real, Landing without any wind felt weird.
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My nose gear bent and I'm not sure how to bend it back without taking it apart
I think you can take out the 1 screw to pull it out. The just use some pliers.
@@IJustGotHere mine is bent above the screw collar
ouch ! takes a licking & keeps on ticking :-) ...have a good one ...
A little glue and it will be all better.
I threw-away the receiver and replaced it with ORANGE! Much better. Screw that SAFE/ AS3X crap.
U know u can turn off the safe/as3x for nothing, right? Basically, u trashed a $100.00 reciever. For $30 anyone can get a bnf over any pnp. Id give $30 for a $100 reciever every day of the week! (Tho ive not used safe/as3x since a month after relearning to fly.)
So you bought it knowing you got an AS3X/SAFE Reciever and took it out, that makes no sense, just bind it with safe turned off.
@@Tallguysrc From early experience with Spitrum back in 2010. I don't trust the stuff still. Never will again. I don't want some acronym taking over control of my aircraft.
@@ridepate i have been flying rc planes for over 45 years never had a spektrum reaciver problem, had a few issues with cheap orange or cloned reacivers
@@Tallguysrc I've been flying since 1982. Go back to the beginning of Spitrum. Lots of airplanes lost. I just don't trust the stuff. Good for you with the luck. I bought this airplane to ease back into the hobby after a 3-year break. Thought it would meet my needs. Maiden flight- it got off about 2-feet and inverted itself with no input from me no damage but some scrapes to the top of the wing. 2nd flight same thing with a little canopy damage. Did a roll again . Nope just don't trust it.
Man, flying 365 days is costly for you. Or perhaps, it's more profitable? You prolly get more views!
Well it definitely isn't profitable. I'm not sure anyone would do this for a long as I have if they weren't just having fun.