Ali Machinchi flies a Hangar 9 MB-339 maiden and shows how simple the in-flight Synapse setup is.

Ali Machinchi flies the maiden and set up of the Synapse gyro in Ron Hull's Hangar 9 MB-339, and shows the heading hold feature of the Synapse on the nose gear during taxi and take-off. In flight Synapse set up is super easy!

[@constantmtn]

Congrats on having a maiden done to solidify that everything works. A lot of good info given by Ali.

[@ficosk8]

Your nose wheel was pointing all the way to the left while doing the wheelie... interesting what that gyro and the flight modes make :)

[@bgjames111]

So cool!!

[@ficosk8]

Super Maiden Ron!! Or Ali 🤣 But I suppose you couldn’t find someone better to maiden and trimm your plane! Cool that with the flight modes! I need to learn that. I’m just flying around 1,5 years (the last half year strong on edfs) and one year a listener of your pod!! :D
But I’m still shocked with that 150W of your cars and trying to find out how many amps it would deliver for 3S 😬😬😬😬 Power = voltage x current :)
Congrats for your waiver!!! Here in Germany you just fly a turbine if you have one and your club ist permitted to fly gasers. But maybe there are clubs with own rules. Our is super nice and easy 👌🏼 The last weeks I’ve been watching a coleague fly his Hawk with P250 Jetcat and now P300 on the huge Pilot arc F-16… awesome. But some extra skills are needed, like braking when landing, throttle management, turbine out landings (watched one), speed, etc… but super cool…. Our field is also short (like 450 feet) so take off and landings would not be ao easy for beginners with bigger turbine models. not to mention those high forest and power lines around the field! but those are also difficult for any plane xd😅
best regards from south east Bavaria also to Dave and Tom! And sorry for my spelling on my iPhone :/

[@markschneider8815]

Nice plane!❤ But your videographed needs to focus on the plane, and not your head there at the start!😊