World's Best Pilot!
- Thread starter McRat
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Holly shat that was incredible. Just goes to show how pilots can break down moments with out panic. piece by piece in there mind's eye and see it to the finish.Hence the calm vioce at all times.
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haha that aint no Radio control plane as far as I can tell. Im pretty gullible tho. So it may be but don't think so. Unless they have a rc man opening the cockpit.
Ok Craig we're waiting for a demonstration....Don't let him show you up.:rofl:
Please let us know before hand.....I dont want to be on that flight
Thats entertaining but this guy summed it up best.....
Here's a bit of aerodynamics 101, for those of you who are total idiots:
Airplane - wing = dead pilot. :angel:
Here's a bit of aerodynamics 101, for those of you who are total idiots:
Airplane - wing = dead pilot. :angel:
well I'd agree, its a 3D r/c till the end where it was edited. Im still a noobie r/c piliot but i do know a thing or two, I'm an aircraft nut too:rofl:
This could be done with an 3D R/C aircraft, albiet very hard to do! Which domonstrated the correct tecnique of putting the plane into "knife-edge" flight, using the rudder as elevator and elevator as rudder! The landing is the trick, throwing alieron into it at the last second and at the right altitude! Not easy at all! I've flown with a wing missing on Realflight R/C simulator, There is NO way a real plane could do that with out balling it up at the end. Not a high enough power:weight ratio, approach speed in knife-edge in a real plane=big crash! Just though i'd add some science to the thread!
:rofl:This could be done with an 3D R/C aircraft, albiet very hard to do! Which domonstrated the correct tecnique of putting the plane into "knife-edge" flight, using the rudder as elevator and elevator as rudder! The landing is the trick, throwing alieron into it at the last second and at the right altitude! Not easy at all! I've flown with a wing missing on Realflight R/C simulator,
There is NO way a real plane could do that with out balling it up at the end. Not a high enough power:weight ratio, approach speed in knife-edge in a real plane=big crash! Just though i'd add some science to the thread!