Peanut Scale, Pennyplane, and More in the Teaneck Armory!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Flying several models in the armory in Teaneck, NJ. Flying sessions every Wednesday, 9am-2pm, between fall and spring. Please reach out with any questions in the comments!
Larry's channel is here: / @domoremath
LINKS TO PLANS:
Hemiptere (different design, same plane): outerzone.co.u...
Phantom Flash (also available as a kit):
outerzone.co.u...
Turbulent: outerzone.co.u...
Antonov: (coming soon)
FREE-FLIGHT LINKS:
Hip Pocket Aeronautics Forum:
www.hippocketa...
Flying Aces Club (rules, plans, contest & membership schedule)
flyingacesclub.com
Easy Built Models (balsa, rubber, supplies, kits)
easybuiltmodel...
Volare Products (kits, rubber, supplies)
volareproducts...
JH Aerospace (kits, supplies)
jhaerospace.com
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Nice video! Thanks for "bringing us along"!
Nice recovery on the one that kept hitting the rafters , it just kept on flying without a worry .
Very cool.
great to see this Oliver. Teaneck used to be a hoppin' place for indoor activities back in the 1980's. You need to revive this site! Get it cranking!!
Good piece of history! I hope to fly here more, and get out the word about the site.
I love these little peanut scale models, and I love the fact that you got this one to fly so well very good job buddy
What great content! Thank you for posting!
Nice flights. We used to fly in the armory building at the University of Illinois. Very similar building. Wish we had access to an indoor site down here in Texas.
Impressive models and fantastic flights! You make it look easy, but those of us who have tried and failed know how hard it is. The max I got was 10s on a Hangar Rat and I think a gust of wind helped me. Great venue too! Pity I live half way across the globe!
Thank you. Lots of frustration in the process and I’m lucky to be close to this site. Great builds on your channel too. I think you will have more success if you stick with the rubber, for me half the battle was building lightweight and setting the correct incidence and center of gravity.
Thanks for sharing! Man that Spitfire flight was epic
I love every video you make
Dude this is extremely inspirational thank you for your ❤️❤️❤️
Great video! Thanks Oliver! Nice how you included all of the “numbers”. Always of interest to even us non- beginners.
wonderful!
Nice place, great models, is a privilege...
Was that DoMoreMath encouraging your Spitfire flight? Another great NYC model builder. Very nice flights!
Yes! Was great to be able to fly together.
Comet Phantom Flash ROG was the best.Maciej
Thanks Maciej. I was lucky to get it back
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Amazing! As an idiot beginner any advice on how to make a plane fly in a slow circle like this? Im not an engineer nor intelligent enough for complicated answers! I only posess a passion to fly rubber band planes. Mine just go directly forward and then crash or climb fast and high, stall and dive even faster to crash! Any easy fixes to be recommended by the experts?
Thanks! Trimming these things isn't too bad, just needs a little patience but nothing too complicated. The process I usually follow is to first get a nice glide, usually with 2-4 degrees decalage between the wing and the tail (relative "up elevator"), balance with clay so the CG is between 25-40% back on the wing chord, and then use a little rudder offset for the glide turn if needed. For turning during powered flight, you can add small shims to the nose block to angle the propeller a few degrees toward the turn in the desired direction. Here's a good webpage that summarizes some trimming stuff:
easybuiltmodels.com/tips.htm#gsc.tab=0
And great videos by Josh Finn and Tom Hallman:
th-cam.com/video/vLlRUYohirM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/_wcWVll_W5U/w-d-xo.html
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Hello, anyone could tell me how to do a camouflage covering on a WWII scale model? Can we print the cammo on the paper or should I use several diferent colors? High performance is not that much of an issue as they are Guillow's kits I use just for fun in the park and flying around memorials in Normandy. Thanks!
Does any one who flies rubber power airplanes in the Charlotte NC area?
Do you know about the DC Maxecuters? They have contests in Raeford, NC. Here's a webpage with a list of FAC groups and contact information: flyingacesclub.com/wp/about-the-fac/fac-squadrons/
Looks like there's 2 squadrons listed for NC, not sure if both currently active but worth reaching out!
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