With the desire to run the engine at that rich or low throttle setting in order to achieve more realism, the loop should have been started after a dive in order to gain more speed.
Never allow slack on the cables, as soon as you feel slack take a couple of steps back and pull in your arm to regain tension. on Another note he made the mistake of trying a wing over with the engine poorly tuned . Well that's u control in a nut shell.
I wouldnt even launch if the engine was running like that.. NO POWER to keep lift or string tension tight. And I havent flown a control line since I was about 8 years old...
Hard crash.. I'm surprised they did not try to lean out the engine a few clicks before takeoff.. The plane was flying "heavy" too or just under-powered from the overly rich engine. Sometimes the engine leans out in flight.. I guess it didn't that time. Any attempt at a loop was ill advised. I'm surprised he did not do a "test and tune" flight on site that day before competing.
For sure not optimally. The weather and altitude were greatly different than where the plane was set up and adjusted. Makes a big difference in choice of fuel, glow plug, settings.
In RC we typically fly by the rule that if something sounds or looks wrong you announce your intentions and land right away, models dont sort themselves out - that said horrible loss, enjoyed the flight before the incident
I was sure it was going to snap the line and hit that photographer in the head - up close and personal. It seems a slightly beezaare hobby when there are such sophisticated radio control systems...
The video was boring til he crashed! LOL He openly admitted he was trying to do a loop when he crashed it. The crashed was caused by inexperienced pilot.
No way no how with the engine running too rich. May be if he had time to point the nose strait up the engine could have time to lean out and pick up the revs.
I feel bad for the poor fellow really. Many hours spent on the fine points of scale modeling with a beautiful model.
"Shit" was the first word that came out of my mouth when it bit the dust. A real shame. My condolences.
With the desire to run the engine at that rich or low throttle setting in order to achieve more realism, the loop should have been started after a dive in order to gain more speed.
Never allow slack on the cables, as soon as you feel slack take a couple of steps back and pull in your arm to regain tension. on Another note he made the mistake of trying a wing over with the engine poorly tuned . Well that's u control in a nut shell.
I wouldnt even launch if the engine was running like that.. NO POWER to keep lift or string tension tight. And I havent flown a control line since I was about 8 years old...
I was hoping it was going to break of it's line and go on a rampage shooting at the people or something. fly free poor plane
Oh, that's tough. All the hours of building and detailing you scale guys spend. That's what really hurts.
Not In Bad Spirit But Skip To 5:10
Hard crash.. I'm surprised they did not try to lean out the engine a few clicks before takeoff.. The plane was flying "heavy" too or just under-powered from the overly rich engine. Sometimes the engine leans out in flight.. I guess it didn't that time. Any attempt at a loop was ill advised. I'm surprised he did not do a "test and tune" flight on site that day before competing.
shame it was a nice model looked like the engine was running too rich maybe
For sure not optimally. The weather and altitude were greatly different than where the plane was set up and adjusted. Makes a big difference in choice of fuel, glow plug, settings.
he must be deaf, engine way to rich!
In RC we typically fly by the rule that if something sounds or looks wrong you announce your intentions and land right away, models dont sort themselves out - that said horrible loss, enjoyed the flight before the incident
Looks like someone let out the internet experts...
Pity, such a nice build!
Too heavy and under powered for that kind of climb. Sad, looked like a nice plane.
You tune the engine every time you start it... There is no reason for this to have happened besides laziness!
ni modo ,se te aflojaron las lineas por falta de velocidad, muy bonito avion.........
It's his own fault, obviously was too rich, they are easy to tune and it should be done at every flight anyway.
too rich no power
Ouch, a very nice plane.
I don't understand what really happened... 😳
Dagnabit! bad luck fella,
I was sure it was going to snap the line and hit that photographer in the head - up close and personal. It seems a slightly beezaare hobby when there are such sophisticated radio control systems...
The video was boring til he crashed! LOL
He openly admitted he was trying to do a loop when he crashed it. The crashed was caused by inexperienced pilot.
No way no how with the engine running too rich. May be if he had time to point the nose strait up the engine could have time to lean out and pick up the revs.
Nice flight , beautiful model . Too bad she hit the deck like that . Were you able to rebuild her ?
Transmitter brownout?
Control line planes have no TX/RX. Just 2 )or 3 sometimes) steel wires between pilot and plane
Noo
Ohhh :(
Ooops
haha