I have acquired this 100cc airplane in a trade and need a manual for it. I have searched the internet and cant figure out who makes it any help is appreciated.

I thought I'd share a quick video taken just before the monsoon started on Sunday morning. This is a coaching flight over Cranwell, the video is my usual headset mounted camera, but the "voice" is that of the coach - who is on the ground 150m back from the main runway at centre box.

He is recording into an android phone, at the end of the flight he emails me the commentary and by the time i've landed and shut down its there on my iphone for a post flight debrief. When I get home I simply match the "wing rocks" comment to the video and make the film in the link below. Standard practice for the top French coaches apparently.

I'm posting here because I'd never heard of this technique in my R/C aerobatics days - if you can find a the right person to watch your flights and record their thoughts it seems like a really good way to raise your game. (PS - having a thick skin also helps )


Here's the film - there's a password "pba"

https://vimeo.com/286951159

I am just now getting into the large Gas planes, and have already made a purchase here. Thanks to Don for his help. I have been flying RC fror more than 59 years, and flew Pattern in My younger days. THEN, the youngsters came along and whoooped me good, and I quit. I fly for fun now and it is a lot less stressful. My wife has also been flying for the same 59 years, and has a nice stable of planes, with no less than an 8' Sr. Telemaster. I just purchased a 91" EF Laser, and will be building as funds allow. I do fly 3C, Crash Crush, and Crumble, and I do a good job of it. Good to be a part of a nice bunch of Guys and Gals. Roy AMA 8045/CD ps: This is an aerial shot of our new field here. 485X50', and 300X50' runways. The boxcar and shade are up, but no pics here yet.
Plane is ready for final inspection, final tweaking, and a dose of confidence. LOL

Now available at Twistedhobbys! The VA full fuse EPP extra 330sc offers a beautiful, scale look which is hard to achieve with EPP. Great for anyone looking for a durable epp scale airplane that dominates in sport aerobatics and mild low and slow 3D!

plane was flown with the matching power combo available at TwistedHobbys.com

VA-Models 41 inch Extra 330sc RC Airplane (3 min 12 sec)

Evening all. I recently retired and moved to western Kansas and looking for someone to fly Imac with. PM me for details.

🚁🚁 KIKI CHALLENGE 🚁🚁

Well since everyone is doing the “In My Feelings Challenge”, I couldn’t help but try it myself... except this one is a little different. 😉

Shoutout to Kyle Dahl and Mirko Cesena for the idea!

Tag a Kiki friend

Kiki Challenge with RC Helicopter (0 min 44 sec)

A short video of the lunchtime entertainment at my local R/C club's annual F3A event. It's a pleasure to do this - my father was one of the founder members in 1959 and I've been flying R/C with them since I was 5 years old.

The R/C field is the one with a row of cars parked along the lane next to is and a green pop up gazebo. Hopefully you can see from the vid just how hard it is to begin and then fly the sequence in the right place.

Free Known Practice 2018. Pitts S1-S (4 min 1 sec)

Cody did it again... this little tri plane is sick. Flies 3D, has good wheels, floats well... Its a winning setup once again

The Lil Fokker Vid (4 min 9 sec)

RC Microlight Indirect Control.

MIA Micro-FLIGHT:
http://www.micro-flight.com

RC Microlight MIA EZ™ 1.25 Trike Ultralight Model FULL UNCUT DAYTIME FLIGHT (2 min 39 sec)

Electric Powered Model Airplane RC Microlight Weight Shift Control by Robotic Fully Articulated Pilot. Video compilation of test flights done with an older MIA Micro-FLIGHT EZ™ Trike blue wing and MIA Robo™pilot figure mechanics, and, as recently finished, with new white and black wing and full pilot mechanics and detailed body.


RC Microlights:
http://www.rcmicrolights.com
MIA Micro-FLIGHT:
http://www.micro-flight.com

RC Microlight Model Airplane Weight Shift Direct Control by Robotic Pilot (1 min 49 sec)

2018 Version fo the original MIA Robo™ Pilot figure included with the 52" wing span MIA Robo™ Tikes, but enhanced with additional articulation for the 60" wing span MIA EZ™ Trikes, 1.25 size.

Category: Pilot Figures
Type: MIA 1.25 Size “Custom” Robotic -Full Articulation
Construction: Bolt-On Kit
Tools required: Small Phillips screwdriver
Assembly Time: One evening, depends on user skill
Materials: 3D Printed Parts,Molded Plastic, with Steel Hardware
Control Type: Robotic via RC Servos with Proprietary MIA Robo™ Pilot Geometry
Body Color Options: Yellow, Blue, Red, Orange, Green, Black, White

Height: 14″
Weight: 10 Oz.

Includes: MG Servos

Requires: MIA EZ™ Trike 1.25 Size RC Microlight

www.rcmicrolights.com

Always relaxing to fly the Mikado Logo 690SX on low headspeed with a single 6s battery.

Around 1100 RPM's on this setup. Safe to say that this heli is ready for IRCHA 2018!

Mikado Logo 690SX Low Headspeed (3 min 34 sec)

When was the last time you tried an RC model that was:

• Nearly indestructible
• Engulfed you in a new rc model flying experience
• Gave you a rush of excitement
• Satisfied your rc flying senses
• Placed you as the focal point at your local flying field?

If you haven't, look into some of the models I design and offer, they do exactly that.

RC Microlight MIA EZ™ 1. 25 Trike An First of a Kind MIA Invention Revised for 2017 (8 min 15 sec)

I design and offer in bolt-on kit form "true weight-shift controlled" rc microlight models,
as well as the more traditional 3-axis ( Elevator, Rudder Aileron) scale model aircraft.

What makes my designs stand out is, not only their unique form of control, as used on my rc microlights,
but the way I use materials and design the structures.

They are:

• Well Thought Out
• Meticulously Engineered
• Clean, Refined Design
• Ultra Light-weight
• Durable and Crashproof
• Efficient and High Performing
• Realistic
• A Great Platform for Aerial Photography and FPV

... and they typical raise eyebrows, especially when they appear in areas that people fly the more typical rc aircraft.

Let me introduce my latest designs and a bit about myself:

http://www.rcmicrolights.com/about-rc-microlights/
http://www.rcmicrolights.com/about-mario-i-arguello/

Just some pics.

I will be putting in some of the ProModeler DS180DLHV servos in my Pitts S2S. I wanted something that would have decent torque as well as speed. A fellow flyer told me of this company. This will be a first for me with high voltage as I normally run life batteries. I like the fact that they should be quiet and chatter free. Time will tell. I will post pictures and videos as I get into it.

"Final Countdown At the Pecan Patch" 2018 (0 min 31 sec)

Here's a few of the better shots from our formation photoshoot last Friday. "Blue" is an RV-7 built by Tom Bootyman that started flying earlier this year. "Orange" is my own RV-6. We departed Shackwell Farm in Leicestershire UK and flew around the Rutland Water area.

Thanks to Mark Sharp for flying the (172) camera ship and Ian Bracegirdle for the photography (Canon EOS 5D Mk III / Canon 70-200 F2.8).

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[IMG]_MG_0475 by WIGY TV, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]_MG_0538 by WIGY TV, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]_MG_0651 by WIGY TV, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]_MG_0683 by WIGY TV, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]_MG_0591 by WIGY TV, on Flickr[/IMG]

.... RV Grins all round !

Like many other R/C airplane designs on the market today, this particular model was only available for a short period of time. That’s unfortunate. This plane makes an excellent platform for the venerable, old-but- reliable Zenoah G-62. Having a couple of G-62’s sitting around with nothing to do, I randomly picked the Hangar 9 Inverza 62 for one of my building (assembly?) projects. As of this writing, I’ve logged nearly thirty flights and couldn’t be happier. In fact, it’s one of the sweetest flying giant scale planes I have yet to fly. It’ll climb vertical with ease; handles all the maneuvers that I know how to throw at it and it lands and takes off like a trainer. An added bonus is that its flight characteristics, both upright and inverted, are nearly identical. As I said, it’s truly a sweet flying airplane!


Here is a summary of the modifications I made to accommodate the G-62 engine and to allow me to continue flying from sod and/or unimproved runways.


1. Removed 1 ˝ inches from the front of the motor box. First, however, I transferred the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) engine thrust lines from the kit-installed firewall to the outside of the motor box before actually shortening the box. These lines served as a reference for the new firewall installed later. I used a box-cutter to remove the 1 ˝ inches from the nose of the box...yeah, it’s soft ply!

2. Cut and installed eight (8) small, triangular pieces of ply to fill in the structure on both the left and right sides of the motor box. Then added a 1/8” sheet of ply over the top of them in order to beef up the sides of the motor box. I then installed a 3/8” ply firewall, adjusted to match the original thrust line, added hardwood triangular stock to all the stress points, pinned and fiber glassed the firewall at the side rails and fuel proofed the section of the fuselage, motor box, etc.

3. Because I don’t run a tuned exhaust, I have no need for the “tunnel style” landing gear. Instead; I can benefit from a stronger gear-mounting platform. TNT manufactures a “flat style” gear that serves as a perfect replacement. To beef up the mounting, I installed a 3/8” ply platform on top of the OEM aluminum rails. The ply platform runs from side to side and from the front bulkhead to the second bulkhead. In order to install the new platform, it was necessary to first split it down the middle (using a squiggly cut) and notching the sides to clear the OEM hardware. I epoxy-glued the entire platform in place, including along the squiggly center cut.

4. Once the epoxy glue had set, I installed a rectangular piece of 1/8” ply to fill the gap between the aluminum rails on the bottom of the platform, again using epoxy glue. I then used foil-backed duct tape to cover the entire gear area...including the small openings and running across the entire platform under the landing gear. Then I drilled the necessary holes and bolted on the TNT gear.


I’m using high-voltage electronics for all except the engine ignition....JR8911HV for surfaces; JR8711HV for throttle and JR RS1222 RCVR. The engine ignition utilizes a 4.8 NiMH 2200 mAh battery while the rest of the equipment utilizes a pair of 2S 2200 mAh LiPo batteries. Once the airplane was fully assembled and with the ignition battery located inside the motor box, I used the LiPo batteries to finalize the CG. In my case the LiPo battery location was ~1 inch behind the spar tube. With the batteries in these locations, NO (as in “zero”) additional weight was needed to obtain the perfect CG. Weight with batteries and no fuel is 18 lbs.


The final touch was adding a nylon “carry strap” around the spar tube to facilitate loading and unloading from my van. I leave the strap in place when flying as it’s in a location that doesn’t interfere with anything inside.


Several miscellaneous tips:

a) Elevator servos: use a long (20mm X 3mm) screw in place of control arm screw to hold servo in place while installing.

b) Rudder: install the control horn BEFORE putting the rudder on the plane. Also, make a decision on tail wheel steering and install any needed hardware BEFORE installing the rudder. Oil the rudder hinges to prevent epoxy from entering and jamming the hinges following rudder installation.[/FONT]

My Buddy Mike Stout had a hard time getting to the needles on his DLE 170CC twin.
He suggested this muffler mod and I made it happen!
I also made the exit pipes the same length... Then re-media blasted both pipes to match.
Later I made him a custom long screw driver to reach through from outside the cowl.

Now Mike is Happy....

Be like Mike

Hey Everyone! Here is the first video on the Xtra Vector

The Xtra Vector is a nearly indestructible plane. Perfect for beginner 3d pilots looking for a first Epp 3d foamie kit. It's a CRAZY beast on 3s for those pilots who just want to wring it out! Cannot wait to fly this plane again

plane was flown with the following power with a 3s 450mah battery: https://twistedhobbys.com/power-comb...pitts-tmw-tws/

Enjoy the video

Hacker Xtra Vector 3d Rc Plane (3 min 19 sec)