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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Quick review of the VQ Models Ju-52 "Aunt Ju" Airliner/Transport plane.
Note: Motors used are E-Flight Park 480s. Two 910Kv and one 1010Kv.
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I also have the VQ Tante Ju, in Luftwaffe Splinter Pattern. I've noticed many of the same problems that you've highlighted. I do counter-rotate the center prop, to somewhat lessen the p-factor yaw. Another thing that I discovered that really helps to minimize the squirreliness of the ground handling is to keep the tailwheel planted until the speed gets higher. Then, when the tail comes up, it's easier to control with the rudder. My Ju-52 is also fast, flying a 4S-5AH pack and Propdrive 2835 motors. I've had problems, twice, with an elevator control horn failing when the speed was high and I cranked in a lot of elevator. I agree totally with your assessment of it's flying weaknesses, but I love flying it because it is so iconic of the Luftwaffe (I'm a big Luftwaffe warbird fan). Nice, fair review! Subscribed...
i always enjoy your narration
Thank you. I was looking at one of these for a 1st plane and I definitely will keep looking for something a bit easier to fly.
Nice concise review, I like your relaxed style
Thank You, Dead on accurate review. Keep up the awesome footage and reviews
Thanks! Great flying! I have been waiting for this one!:D
thanks, great video and review.
Nice review..... Very nicely paced and narrated...
Thank you.. a great honest review... and brill flying. kind regards Dave 👍
Great video and very informative... I am on the fence for this airframe....good to know your experience, flight video and comments...thanks for posting up and great job sir!!
Just starting mine with the military camo scheme.
Three’s company was playing on my tv when I watched this
All the props are spinning the same direction. Make the ones on the wings spin opposite.
Great Video! And an awsome plane
Great review. Thanks
May I make a suggestion? If you install a eagletree stabilizer that plane will fly like it's on Rails. I've been using eagletree stabilizes for a number of years and I find it a best on the market easy to install easy to set up and you can make adjustments while in Flight as far as gains control concerned. I use eagletree on every single one of my planes
Great video thank you
Perfect flight on perfect model )
nice video, I remember my dad telling me stories about him piloting the real one back in the early 1940s. - to bad this great looking "Tante Ju" does not fly as good as it looks. All 3 motors spinning into the same direction certainly seems like a design flaw. Thanks for another entertaining and informative clip.
Wow. Great story.
is the interior big enough to put a hamster inside it?