Nice video. Was thinking of getting one to lear hovering. Can already hover on the sim but just wondered how easy it is for hovering as I know it varies a lot from plane to plane.
Very good! Now, that's the way to demonstrate a 3D plane. Too many videos of 3D planes being flown like trainers. In those videos you have no idea what the plane is capable of. You deserve 5 stars.
Thank you for watching. Yeah,I think you bought a good plane. It's much better than I expected, fly like a mid-sized plane in a reasonable size. I use Hyperion ZS2213-22(motor) APC 12*6 SlowFly prop 3S 850mA Battery
@@gamaxgbg my first flight this morning - i used 1550 3 cell - got 8 min with 28 percent left - but flew easy on low rates - for safe take off and landing and to set my trim.
@@boyopoyo123 great flying skills mate....actually I was always watching this video over and over again since I bought the saber 920 and trying to learn rolling harrier like yours....is your plane tail heavy or on the right CG?...because it's pretty so easy for you to do that.... i've been practicing everyday on the sim but on actual it's very different....can you give me some tips on how I could easily do that rolling harrier because that is the only trick i've haven't mastered yet.....thanks a lot in advance and happy flying!
Did you manage all these impressive tricks with the standard RTF transmitter (4 channels) or did you use an aftermarket with more channels? Can the RTF version with standard transmitter (4 channels) do these tricks? I know it needs a lot of practice, but is the RTF 4 channel transmitter capable for these acrobatic stands? I have no hobby shop in my city so it would be great if you answered.
my first flight this morning - like it - don't care for the high pitch sound of the stock motor I got on my pnp version - is there a quit motor that will replace it ?
@@boyopoyo123 thank you - does it come with leads already soldered on ? Where they EC3, XT60 ….. ? With the recommended Banggood motors I looked up, you had to solder the leads on and they were small size. I'm not good at soldering and never soldered a lead connector before. Flite test has some pretty good, inexpensive motors. I've built a couple of their kits and the motors worked well. I may see if they have one that will work.
Seriously impressive piloting skills, a joy to watch
Your skills make this plane look amazing!!!
Nice video. Was thinking of getting one to lear hovering. Can already hover on the sim but just wondered how easy it is for hovering as I know it varies a lot from plane to plane.
Very good! Now, that's the way to demonstrate a 3D plane. Too many videos of 3D planes being flown like trainers. In those videos you have no idea what the plane is capable of. You deserve 5 stars.
Are you using the maximum deflections? What i mean is the lowest hole on elevator and rudder servo, which needs to be enlarged to use.
Very nice flight. What servos, esc and motor you use. Stock PNP?
Excellent flying , i,ve just purchased this plane. can you please tell me what you think of it? Also motor and prop used. Thanks all the best.
Thank you for watching.
Yeah,I think you bought a good plane.
It's much better than I expected,
fly like a mid-sized plane in a reasonable size.
I use Hyperion ZS2213-22(motor)
APC 12*6 SlowFly prop
3S 850mA Battery
Whats your flight time with this configuration?
@@gamaxgbg 6 minutes, and remaining 30% of the battery
@@gamaxgbg my first flight this morning - i used 1550 3 cell - got 8 min with 28 percent left - but flew easy on low rates - for safe take off and landing and to set my trim.
@@boyopoyo123 great flying skills mate....actually I was always watching this video over and over again since I bought the saber 920 and trying to learn rolling harrier like yours....is your plane tail heavy or on the right CG?...because it's pretty so easy for you to do that.... i've been practicing everyday on the sim but on actual it's very different....can you give me some tips on how I could easily do that rolling harrier because that is the only trick i've haven't mastered yet.....thanks a lot in advance and happy flying!
Super pilote ... félicitations
What motor and propeller are you using? Great skills
Link aliexpress have ?
Did you manage all these impressive tricks with the standard RTF transmitter (4 channels) or did you use an aftermarket with more channels? Can the RTF version with standard transmitter (4 channels) do these tricks? I know it needs a lot of practice, but is the RTF 4 channel transmitter capable for these acrobatic stands? I have no hobby shop in my city so it would be great if you answered.
you don't need any more channels than four. As long as your radio can adjust the throws and add exponential, it will do all the same tricks
What kv of motor? And prop size?
What size battery did you use please?
my first flight this morning - like it - don't care for the high pitch sound of the stock motor I got on my pnp version - is there a quit motor that will replace it ?
I tried this motor, was pretty good.
Dualsky XM2834CA-9 with APC11*4
@@boyopoyo123 thank you - does it come with leads already soldered on ? Where they EC3, XT60 ….. ?
With the recommended Banggood motors I looked up, you had to solder the leads on and they were small size.
I'm not good at soldering and never soldered a lead connector before.
Flite test has some pretty good, inexpensive motors. I've built a couple of their kits and the motors worked well. I may see if they have one that will work.
Is there a reason why you aint got the white and red bit on the landing gear and the top little wing ?
no, just because it was first day. I got it later.
@@boyopoyo123 maybe it has less wind resistance without anyway
Ugh I wish Banggood wasn't so confusing to buy from 😭😭😭
How long did it take to get that good at flying this ?
if you practice on a rc flight simulator every day, you could do it in less than a year, the more you practice the faster you'll get the skills
nice fly !! full stock ?
Pnp???
The motor sounds like sh*t