Another Trex 700e DFC is airborn!
I can only
fly on the weekends during the winter. I often manage to fly on one the days,
preferably Sundays, and on a good day I down for 7-8 flights. It feels a little
bit rusty every time and I wish I could fly more often, but our weather and
lack of daylights puts a stop for that wish. Today I felt totally out of energy
due to a night with only a little bit of sleep. But I did go to the flying
field anyway and pulled of 5 flights which did feel super good. But they did
not feel bad either. The only highlight was that I managed to pull off some Big
ben´s. I have never been good at tic toc maneuvers but this autumn I have
learned drunken sailor, tic toc funnel and now Big Ben. Ok, it is maybe not
right to say that I have learned them but I can can´t thru them without
aborting. Hopefully they will start look better in a while. I think tic toc
maneuvers can be anything from super nice, smooth and good looking to awful and
butt cracking ugly. The key is to not over use the pitch, which is super hard
with the powerful machines we fly today. If you stress the tic toc moves they
will never be good looking!
My great
friend Mats did the maiden flight of his newly built Trex 700e DFC V3 today.
His is a top notch builder and the flights where totally uneventful. Everything
worked exactly as it should. He uses a similar setup as I do but the biggest difference
is ESC and FBL system. He prefers vbar and CC and I´m true to my GT-5.1´s and
Jives. Obviously both setups work well. It was a pleasure to see his machine
cruise thru the air totally silky smooth. He has been keen to get no vibrations
which he succeeded with. It will be another week until I can fly again and
hopefully I can get some practice in the simulator done until then!
1 comment:
thanks for sharing your experience here. it's a little bit difficult for the person who has the RC hobby, to stay away from his RC toy.i have a nitro rc bil and at every weekend i drive it with my friends in fields.
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