incredible remote control helicopter skills
- Thread starter Robbi
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Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Whoa! For some reason the way that moved reminded me of a huge dragonfly! Thanks for posting. Gonna have to show that to my landlord's kids tomorrow, they'll love it.... and pester Dad for one (each) for Christmas Hehehehehee
The helicopter is a T rex700 electric the tail down tricks are called tick tock the other tricks are chaos inverted figure of eight ,a tail slide, those are just a few of them
I have seen lots of helo vids in the past with petrol powered jobs and thet are stunning. These new electric ones are just monsters.
Years back i played with a petrol one of my dads and a couple of electric ones and it was incredibly hard. Just getting the thing off the floor into clean air and stable never mind all those mind blowing tricks. Very talented.
Years back i played with a petrol one of my dads and a couple of electric ones and it was incredibly hard. Just getting the thing off the floor into clean air and stable never mind all those mind blowing tricks. Very talented.
Here's something to try get a sheet of glass a4 size put a dot in marker pen in the middle and try to balance a ball bearing on the dot using only one hand .
This will give you an idea of the skill required to fly one of these machines
This will give you an idea of the skill required to fly one of these machines
Hughes 500 e nice helicopter and fast too the military has a version of this the scorpion both five bladed rotor heads very stable and agile hence being used for this type of work
There was an RC helicopter related death earlier this month in New York, http://nypost.com/2013/09/05/man-decapitated-by-remote-controlled-toy-helicopter/.
I saw a mate of mine hit himself with his own RC plane once, I remind him of this fact often.
The Hughes/MD 500 pictured above is for live line maintenance work, removing dead birds is part of this.
[video=youtube;9tzga6qAaBA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tzga6qAaBA&gl=US[/video]
Happy trails...torc.
I saw a mate of mine hit himself with his own RC plane once, I remind him of this fact often.
The Hughes/MD 500 pictured above is for live line maintenance work, removing dead birds is part of this.
[video=youtube;9tzga6qAaBA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tzga6qAaBA&gl=US[/video]
Happy trails...torc.