What a good video. Thank You Sir I am just starting to get into RC airplanes and am almost ready to start my first build and I found this video very helpful.
For starters, make sure they are mechanically square with no trim dialed into the radio. You have to spend the time to get them mechanically square with positions on the servo arm and control horns being identical on both sides. Always start there.
Hi Thintz12 i was wondering if you had any tips with new planes? Not like setting them up i mean like flying them, i have over 100 flights with smaller planes like a little carbon cub and a small PT-17. I have a big 1100mm P51 and i know you would just gun it, but i am kinda scared to fly it ,because when you are 14 it takes awhile to save up for one.
Great question! There really is one way to learn to fly planes like the P51 which is a rather advanced plane. You need to join the AMA (www.flyingrc.net/links.html) and a local flying club. That gives you a safe area to fly in and access to an instructor that can guide you through the learning process with way less chance of making a smoking hole in the ground. Learning to fly can be a big part of the fun!
I had cancer and some major surgery 2 years ago as of the first of this last April. It was effective for losing weight though the really long way around to do it!
@@flyingrcdotnet Oh man, i'm glad you made it trough, you really seem like a great person and make the most interesting rc video's. Props to you partner!
Good to see you back Tom! I hope your health and life in general is going well for you. Happy Easter to you and your family.
What a good video. Thank You Sir I am just starting to get into RC airplanes and am almost ready to start my first build and I found this video very helpful.
Excellent video and very well explained. Ive been flying 33 years and i wholeheartedly agree with everything you say in this film. Thanks for sharing.
Good advice sir!
It's always a pleasure listening to your just to the point brief concice explanations, that's, how experience sounds 👏
Wow thanks for the tips
😎 good video
I see you are using the Spectrum 12, are you willing to do a review on the new transmitter?
That review is under way right now.
Feeling like a goof, did not see that Juan already asked the question. Thanks again for the reply and keep up the great videos.
My ailerons wont start flat to the wing surface and keep moving at at different speeds like their not in sync together, Any tips to fix ?
For starters, make sure they are mechanically square with no trim dialed into the radio. You have to spend the time to get them mechanically square with positions on the servo arm and control horns being identical on both sides. Always start there.
Super, Thanks!
Hello can you please send me a link so I can purchase the cg finder rig
New radio Tom?? Waiting for the review... Haha
Good eye, it's the ix12 from Spektrum. I am liking it! Review coming soon.
thintz12 Thats awesome, thanks for replying!!
Hi Thintz12 i was wondering if you had any tips with new planes? Not like setting them up i mean like flying them, i have over 100 flights with smaller planes like a little carbon cub and a small PT-17. I have a big 1100mm P51 and i know you would just gun it, but i am kinda scared to fly it ,because when you are 14 it takes awhile to save up for one.
Great question! There really is one way to learn to fly planes like the P51 which is a rather advanced plane. You need to join the AMA (www.flyingrc.net/links.html) and a local flying club. That gives you a safe area to fly in and access to an instructor that can guide you through the learning process with way less chance of making a smoking hole in the ground. Learning to fly can be a big part of the fun!
Hey tom, did you loose weight? Just asking
I had cancer and some major surgery 2 years ago as of the first of this last April. It was effective for losing weight though the really long way around to do it!
@@flyingrcdotnet
Oh man, i'm glad you made it trough, you really seem like a great person and make the most interesting rc video's. Props to you partner!