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Special thanks to Chris Roncaglione and Bill Blair from Whirly Bird Video for joining us!
1. Beginner Mistakes
2. Interview w/ Bill Blair from Whirly Bird Video
3. What’s new in RC tech
4. Whats new at FliteTest
5. Lighting round Q&A
This episode of FliteTest we talk about some silly mistakes that we have made while getting started in flying RC and the building or repairing process. Hopefully we can share a few things NOT to do while flying RC and tell some good stories in the process.
Keeping away from people, being safe with props, being patient with the weather, why you shouldn’t fly with a “broken thumb”, and how to split a plane in half are amoung some of the tall tales told.
Although mistakes are part of the hobby for experts and beginners alike, you can still learn from other people’s experiences and stories. So here are some of ours! Feel free to leave a quick story of your own in the comments below.
Links
Hitec Aurora 9X 9-Channel Transmitter
E-flite® Mystique® 2.9 m ARF
ParkZone Radian Pro BNF
1. FliteTest: Wildcast Episode
2. FliteTest: Bomb Drop Episode
3. FliteTest: Vertical Drag Race Episode
4. FliteTest: Night Flying Episode
5. FliteTest: Raiden vs Raidan Pro Episode
6. ParkZone: P-51D Mustang "Ferocious Frankie"
7. HobbyKing - Pulse Jet
8. FliteTest - Old Fogey
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Longer ones sometimes seems better! =]
I think an episode showing the initial moment arises for something to full on design would be brill,
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You might find the following useful for your model generation:
http://pepakura-designer.en.softonic.com/
http://www.paper-replika.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7457:unfolding-3d-model-in-pepakura-designer-tutorial&catid=135:tutorials
I thought about the program when you mentioned building float planes.
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BIG respect for loosing 30 pounds!! You can be really proud of yourself.
Best regards Karl-Emil from Denmark!
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It because even as a beginner you feel like you have a big brother helping you out in every way, this is why flite test is going so well all of you guys at flite test in front and behind the seens are an asset the the RC family because you love the hobby or as I say RC addiction
You can tell the love you all have for this hobby and as a father of a 2 half year old I have started to pass that on to my son and it already has given me experance s with my boy that I ll remember to the day I die so THANK YOU ALL keep up the fantastic work viewer for life Artii And Ollie
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the time after David will leave seems to be called A.D. (after David)
Anyway. I would like to know which kind of machines you are using for cutting foamboard and all you stuff. Laser-cutter? Where are you getting all your stuff.
And beside your mustache challange you should do some more challanges (without crashing your aircrafts and copter :-) ) I found this one: Hand launch golf contest:
http://charlesriverrc.org/articles/flying/flying_hlgolfrules.htm
You are awesome
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We learn a little more each time about audio!
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GOOGLE Hangout, YES PLZ!!! =D
GOOGLE Hangout, YES PLZ!!! =D
GOOGLE Hangout, YES PLZ!!! =D
GOOGLE Hangout, YES PLZ!!! =D
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YES GOOGLE + Hangout
YES GOOGLE + Hangout
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Oh and +1 for the Google hangout (though I don't know what that means!) ;-)
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http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8BZZWtQNstqOTA3gRgSNua2SCjVqhPVv
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http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?4222-After-Dark-Flying-Toaster
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The first thing I do once i complete a new, clean, pristine build is to scuff, dent and put a scratch on it! Why you ask? Well, then I won't be so nervous or worried about keeping it perfect anymore and the first flight is soooo much more fun and successful without the worry!
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On the other hand it'd be great if you have time to retry your ultra-high altitude RC flight again..
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