The Flite Test crew take a look at the Dream-Flight Alula "fly anywhere" R/C glider.
The Alula is made from molded EPO hybrid foam which provides a stiff and lightweight RC glider design.
The forward-swept wing of the Alula make this glider a very stable.
You can launch these gliders using a side-arm-launch method or with a sid-arm 'spin' launch (as David prefers).
The Alula comes as a kit and includes the ultra-light linkages, carbon-fiber pushrods and more.
These gliders were 'blinged out' using the Flite Test Decal kit, available in our web store!
They call this the "urban glider", due to its ability to soar in the most unconventional of locations.
We'd like to thank George Rodriguez from Dream-Flight for sending out these great gliders.
You can learn more about the Alula on thier website: www.dream-flight.com
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Is it possile for you guys to build a glider? I really think they are awesome and looks pretty nice to fly :)
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The plans can be downloaded from the german rc-magazine 'Modell-Aviator':
http://modell-aviator.de/files/download_0910/laPiuma_Bauplan.pdf
The artivle (in german) is here:
http://modell-aviator.de/downloads/la-piuma/
And a picture gallery is here:
http://modell-aviator.de/gallery/?gallery=2&entry=299
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Now for someone to make a cheap version of the same idea!
So good its bank and yank, rudder and elevator bore me to death...
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2-weeks ago I got 38 mins. on one flight with the Super Surfer fun plane. Today I got in a Fox 91" I got on e-bay.. It's all about fun and laughter like you guys ham it up and keep it up..!!
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http://img580.imageshack.us/img580/9417/19630415.jpg
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Well, that's my 2 cents!!
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It says I plug the battery into the receiver, but the supplied battery has only two wires going to a three pin plug, which way round should they go? All the receiver sockets are three pin, and which one should I plug into? They're all marked for control out puts , there's not one marked input?
I think I've already fried one receiver (Spektrum) trying to figure this out. ,
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