If air is a fluid, how can I breathe without a scuba tank. Wow, you're stupid. I'm so, utterly, completely joking lol. But honestly, did those first two sentences get your blood boiling for a moment?
@@TheTechAdmin damn how in hell is you named techadmin. Gas(air) and Liquid are both called fluid you caveman. That's why it's called Fluid Dynamics.
Yes!! That! The air around us is more "viscous" than I think a lot of people realize... ps.. the "helium balloon in an accelerating car trick" demonstrates it very well, too! (imho)
Apart from that extraordinary model and the care and novelty of its' aerodynamics, the precision of the flying was totally outstanding. Rolling through an outside turn without an inch of height loss was just unreal. In fact the whole flight was unreal, except I just watched it, twice, so it can't be. Well done indeed. Impressive hardly does this justice.
Which aerodynamics? This thing has nothing special in aerodynamics. Just flat sheets as if build from paper. The special in this model as I see it is that even the fuselage is used as a flat wing....and the wings as fuselage. and a double propellor , one counter rotating, preventing that the rotation of the propellor influences the roll of this plan. It is flying on relativ high energy usage , even hovering. At all horizontal stretches I see the double propellor puling upwards... I do agree with near perfect control over this plane
@@reiniernn9071 Well let's see. Massive control surfaces, area & throw, huge relative side / fin area forward & behind the CoP, Winglets on top of the cockpit and below, minuscule aspect ratio. All in the interests of very slow forward flight and roll rate of course, but the results speak of an excellent aeroD balance. Sure the thing is hugely inefficient, an absolute drag master. But the objective here is manoeuvre accuracy and low speed. Contra Rotating props must be a given to negate the torque as there isn't enough forward speed or thrust required to kill that torque using primary controls anyway. Also having hig aspect ratio CR props is very effective control at low speeds / RPM. Given the manoeuvre profile you need a fully symmetrical section in all 3 axis so a flat plate and a slightly rounded leading edge and flattened trailing edge are optimal - particularly at this speed. The thrust line appears to be perfectly on the fore and aft axis which makes sense. As a small positive AoA is required regardless of attitude and the side area is almost certainly equal to wing area (+/-) that allows those smooth transitions in the rolling plane without excessive control inputs. Nicely balanced. Apart from that, nothing special at all. But what do I know?
There's something so satisfying and calming about how gently the plane floats through the air. It seems to be almost defying gravity at times, flying at strange angles while maintaining a perfectly straight line followed by a smooth and flawless curve, making turns while simultaneously rolling... How incredible. I didn't even know this kind of competiton was a thing but I love it!
@@manbunmyname5866 there are drag brakes on the wings that help slow it when nose down. Ive been out of the hobby for awhile but there were people flying with variable pitch props that could use them as you have described and even hover upside down but they add weight and complexity especially if you tried to pair them with a counter rotating assembly. i believe the effect was achieved entirely with high drag and absurdly low weight. this plane likely weighs less than 3oz
@@saleplains3oz? Damn, if it’s as heavy as three Australians, (are we taking male or female Australians here Mate?) then how can it make these incredible turns?
Many years ago, in a previous life, I was a flight instructor. Taught aerobatics in several types of aircraft. Knowing what I know about aerodynamics and what goes on during the execution of such maneuvers it will take a couple days for my brain to process what I just witnessed. 😲
@@BenErikNess This plane is just a handkerchief of air with double crossed propeller :) - altough it has more drag than air. Is it made from aerogel maybe? :)
Never knew these that these competitions took place . This pilot was flawless in his performance. I’ll be looking for more of these videos of competitions in this sport . I salute this pilot and his skills.
Amazing! I'm guessing the counter-rotating props are to decrease the torque effect to make maneuvering easier? As to the video quality- excellent job of not putting obnoxious music to the flight.
Such precision, poise, control and balance at 3:08 & 4:28 respectively has to be commended and praised. Truly a flawless display. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase and fly this model, what a gem. I bet the handling is as sweet as it looks 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
Where are the radio receiver, wiring and battery hidden? I think I can spot the very tiny servos but all the other parts of the plane looked flat. The pilot's skill level was superb.
I wondered why it has such a tall profile then realized it’s for lift when the wings are vertical. I’d love to see the specs and build details. It must weigh well under 100g. That’s very precise flying that’s a lot easier for us to follow than faster planes. Mad piloting skills.
that was AWESOME!!!! I used to do this stuff 15 years ago and man has the technology improved things. Very nice flying skills. Would love to wring a plane like that out!!!! Guessing it's a scratch design? Counter props?? The benefit in the down lines are amazing!! Mind blown!!
OK this is absolutely stunning precision! But where is the power source and where are the servo motors? All the surfaces were thin as cardboard. Not only is his flying skill phenomenal but his engineering is also.
radio and power are tucked right behind the motor. if you pause at 2:44 and jump around frame by frame you can see where the 3x servos are tucked in to the fuselage. the plane is extremely light (probably under 3oz, possibly close to 2) so the equipment needed can be very very small. At 3:28 you can see where the receiver is mounted on the underside of the fuselage. Very impressive indeed but getting ever farther from the original inspiration which is real aerobatic aircraft. interesting nonetheless.
@@saleplains Thanks I'll check it out. I am no less impressed at the aerobatics! Its just I could not see where the servos could even be. The entire flight looked surreal or like it was filmed in slow motion.
While the pilot's precision skills are obvious, I found the aircraft's incredibly SLOW speed to be also impressive; something older guys like me could keep up with. The counter-rotating props to take P-factor torque out also obviously help. Are kits for planes like this available, & if so, where from?
There are TONS. This is a pretty niche sub-hobby. But right now is the golden age of r/c. Insanely powerful brushless motors, batteries that hold 100x the capacity at 1/100th the weight able to pump out 100's of amps, insanely advanced 9-axis sensors and ridiculously advanced and powerful flight computers.. The average DIY drone is more advanced, capable, powerful than cutting edge military missiles. It's insane. You can get quadcopters that fit in your hand you can fly around your house, with FPV!
I knew something like this was coming about 10 years ago when I watched a guy hover an RC plane. When I asked him how it was possible he said ultralight motors and batts...
Just wondering why there were two small transparent triangular wings, one above and one below the fuselage. Possibly to get enough lift surface while preserving the roll response of stubby wings?
This is the "known" part of the contest. Every contestant is given the exact same routine to practice for months. You are judged by accuracy and pace. There is a "unknown" routine that is given the day of as well, you really need a "co-pilot" that guides you through the unknown flight as its difficult to remember every move in order. ..somewhat like a rally car co pilot. Hope this helps.
Wonderful stuff. So crisp and clean, and the control of speed is amazing; it's laughing at gravity. If there were a pilot on board, he'd be looking out of the cockpit and wondering, "Hmm... Did I leave the airbrakes on?"😁
Having flown both model plane aerobatics and full size plane competition aero, the challenge is orientation for models and thinking under extreme g and time pressure for full size. The prep is the same though, visualisation repeated till you know the routine very well
That's amazing, I can hardly believe my eyes. It just doesn't seem possible and seems to defy the laws of physics. I don't bandy the word genius about too freely but I gladly confer it on the designer of this incredible elastic band.
Outstanding. Do these use a constant speed/variable pitch system? Seems to clime and decent vertically at nearly the same speed with no noticeable change in prop/motor sound.
was thinking that ain't ever possible an elastic band could contain so much power with such a smooth energy release and that piloting is next level still air acrobatics. i just witnessed the impossible and the thought that went into it all, of every aspect the mind boggles. compleat genius design and planning, was holding my breath most of the last part before the controlled landing it was brilliant unbelievable perfect. was he using the body of the craft as an extra wing? and how much reserve was in the band at the end of the display is that added to the overall score points.
@777BlueAngel, explain your acronyms! I figured out that "F3P" is the Radio Control Indoor Aerobatics competition class for model airplanes defined by FIA (Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, the world governing body for "air sports"). But I can't figure out what AF means; maybe it is a specific program of movements that the model airplanes must execute.
So incredibly talented that pilot is. I have built and flown foam profile plane models like that with small 1 cell or 2 cell batteries. So I know how difficult it is to fly that good. It does take years of practice.
@@sashimifr at one point I'm sure I saw the prop stop as it came over the top. maybe they reverse one or both of the blades to provide resistance on the way down, else it would accelerate down quick, and it doesnt.
Some years ago I got to play a simulator of the Wright Brother's 1903 Flyer. I'm no trained pilot but that thing was INCREDIBLY difficult to control. That experience compared to watching this video is humbling, in a strange way.
This is super relaxing to watch. I'm curious what the plane specs are,will go look them up now. It looks like they might have less peak power than rubber band types 😳. Amazing
There are 'clear' aerodynamic surfaces that you glimpse briefly during maneuvers, not just the clear horizontal tabs on top of the fuselage and on the fuselage above the landing gear
that is a great demonstration of air as a fluid, it's more like watching a fish than a plane. Outstanding design and control.
If air is a fluid, how can I breathe without a scuba tank. Wow, you're stupid.
I'm so, utterly, completely joking lol. But honestly, did those first two sentences get your blood boiling for a moment?
@@TheTechAdmin damn how in hell is you named techadmin.
Gas(air) and Liquid are both called fluid you caveman.
That's why it's called Fluid Dynamics.
@@TheTechAdmin”The Abyss “. ? You did as a baby !
Yes!! That!
The air around us is more "viscous" than I think a lot of people realize...
ps.. the "helium balloon in an accelerating car trick" demonstrates it very well, too! (imho)
FINALLY.
no music, no stupid talking from some over hyping chadbro, just a nice way to appreciate the true serenity and talent that is going on here
This is kind of beautiful. One can really sense the viscosity of the air.
I agree.
You do know about the "Mute" button on all your devices.. right? You get to have silence on everything you watch should you wish.
@@davidpetersen1wow! And then you can't hear the engine or the throttle response being used by the pilot. You're really an idiot aren't you?
@@davidpetersen1 Looks like there's a Lot of RC Pilots that want to hear the Airplane instead of Snoopy Tunes. Or Rap Ghetto. 177 at the last count.
Apart from that extraordinary model and the care and novelty of its' aerodynamics, the precision of the flying was totally outstanding. Rolling through an outside turn without an inch of height loss was just unreal. In fact the whole flight was unreal, except I just watched it, twice, so it can't be. Well done indeed. Impressive hardly does this justice.
Forget AI, real life is more impressive
I've watched it three times on the trot, and am still gobsmacked at it!
Right !!
Which aerodynamics? This thing has nothing special in aerodynamics. Just flat sheets as if build from paper. The special in this model as I see it is that even the fuselage is used as a flat wing....and the wings as fuselage. and a double propellor , one counter rotating, preventing that the rotation of the propellor influences the roll of this plan. It is flying on relativ high energy usage , even hovering. At all horizontal stretches I see the double propellor puling upwards...
I do agree with near perfect control over this plane
@@reiniernn9071 Well let's see. Massive control surfaces, area & throw, huge relative side / fin area forward & behind the CoP, Winglets on top of the cockpit and below, minuscule aspect ratio. All in the interests of very slow forward flight and roll rate of course, but the results speak of an excellent aeroD balance. Sure the thing is hugely inefficient, an absolute drag master. But the objective here is manoeuvre accuracy and low speed. Contra Rotating props must be a given to negate the torque as there isn't enough forward speed or thrust required to kill that torque using primary controls anyway. Also having hig aspect ratio CR props is very effective control at low speeds / RPM.
Given the manoeuvre profile you need a fully symmetrical section in all 3 axis so a flat plate and a slightly rounded leading edge and flattened trailing edge are optimal - particularly at this speed.
The thrust line appears to be perfectly on the fore and aft axis which makes sense. As a small positive AoA is required regardless of attitude and the side area is almost certainly equal to wing area (+/-) that allows those smooth transitions in the rolling plane without excessive control inputs. Nicely balanced.
Apart from that, nothing special at all.
But what do I know?
I opened this by accident and couldn’t stop watching. Just mesmerizing!! What a brilliant bit of engineering and flawless flight control!
Salute!
The slow speed and maneuverability are incredibly impressive
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ in still air
Hats off to the person that filmed this.
There's something so satisfying and calming about how gently the plane floats through the air. It seems to be almost defying gravity at times, flying at strange angles while maintaining a perfectly straight line followed by a smooth and flawless curve, making turns while simultaneously rolling... How incredible. I didn't even know this kind of competiton was a thing but I love it!
It was defying gravity the entire time it was aloft! 😊
I'm kinda assuming that he can reverse thrust the twin counter rotating props and that's why he can nosedive so slowly and make it look so easy.
@@manbunmyname5866 there are drag brakes on the wings that help slow it when nose down. Ive been out of the hobby for awhile but there were people flying with variable pitch props that could use them as you have described and even hover upside down but they add weight and complexity especially if you tried to pair them with a counter rotating assembly. i believe the effect was achieved entirely with high drag and absurdly low weight. this plane likely weighs less than 3oz
@@saleplains3oz? Damn, if it’s as heavy as three Australians, (are we taking male or female Australians here Mate?) then how can it make these incredible turns?
Never stops being amazing, the hobbies that exist around the world !
Agree. I enjoy them all.
@@MultiSkyman1you enjoy all the hobbies around the world?
@@joeschmoe6908 I enjoy checking them out.
Really amazing! I was holding my breath through most of the performance, because I didn't want to cause any turbulence! LOL 👍
astounded me2
That person that coughed three times added enough 😅😂😂😂
Lively crowd 😂
Many years ago, in a previous life, I was a flight instructor. Taught aerobatics in several types of aircraft. Knowing what I know about aerodynamics and what goes on during the execution of such maneuvers it will take a couple days for my brain to process what I just witnessed. 😲
While you are thinking - take weight into the consideration - this plane is probably lighter than 60 grams...
your brain was so tainted from what you thought you know to what is happening lol
Let’s think… To carry 170 pound person, 12 pounds of fuel, 60 pound engine…. i’d say you’d have to scale that design up 100 fold? Who knows?
@@BenErikNess This plane is just a handkerchief of air with double crossed propeller :) - altough it has more drag than air. Is it made from aerogel maybe? :)
Thats just because youre a pilot mate
I wish my dad was still around to see all this new stuff. We use to fly rubber powered indoors all the time. Great times.
The way it flies looks so elegant. It's like an airborne jellyfish or an angel.
I think this is the best thing I've seen so far in this wonderful hobby.
The completely still volume of air, along with the counter-rotating props, must make that lil bird a dream to fly. So precise!
That part where he pulled 1.1 Gs was crazy.
Phenomenal piloting skills right there 👍👍👍👍👍
When its done so well its easy to underestimate just how exceptionally difficult it is to perform so perfectly
Never knew these that these competitions took place . This pilot was flawless in his performance. I’ll be looking for more of these videos of competitions in this sport . I salute this pilot and his skills.
Absolutely amazing!
So glad I was pointed here by some algorithm. 😊
Now that is absolutely amazing, so serene!
Astonishing skill. That was completely crazy.
Unbelievable, never heard of this, incredible.
Amazing control, grace and precision, reminds me somewhat of a coral fish swimming around.
Absolutely superb, the best flying display of this type I have ever seen.
I agree! :-)
Never saw such a graceful exebition of flight....BRAVO!
The pilot has outstanding skills. I flew R/C Helicopters professionally for 25 years in F3C class all over the World and this was impressive to watch.
One of the best pilots in the world.
Sehr beeindruckend, absolute Präzision Wünsche dir noch viele Weltmeistertitel
4:28 thank you poster in the background for bringing me back down to earth
The flatness of the body is another dimensional wing.
Nice work. A+++
Ho!!...is that right!? So this explains it's design. Must be so fun to fly.
That is simply phenomenal.
Most amazing flying I have ever seen, bravo, great airplane and piloting.
Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa. Thank you for this showcase. The design and graceful flight is truly something to behold.
Amazing! I'm guessing the counter-rotating props are to decrease the torque effect to make maneuvering easier? As to the video quality- excellent job of not putting obnoxious music to the flight.
Idk about anyone else but I actually prefer to watch this than the crazy fast acrobatic planes and helis
Exceptional pilot and outstanding elastic band 👌🏼
Wow! Never knew about this. A beautiful dance with the constants of nature 👌🏻
Such precision, poise, control and balance at 3:08 & 4:28 respectively has to be commended and praised. Truly a flawless display. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase and fly this model, what a gem. I bet the handling is as sweet as it looks 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
I'm still picking my jaw up from the floor... Amazing flying skills.
Absolutely incredible...first time seeing this.😊
Incredible machine and piloting skills.
Absolutely mesmerizing!!!👏👏👏
Chap must see the world as a 3D grid...unbelievable skill.
Looks as though it’s on rails. Incredible.
Where are the radio receiver, wiring and battery hidden? I think I can spot the very tiny servos but all the other parts of the plane looked flat. The pilot's skill level was superb.
I’m sure it’s all varnished wire and solder directly to the circuit boards ,
Like how he picks her up at the end of the flight! Like a rare postage stamp
That's all I could think about. At first I thought it must be rubber-band powered, but I ruled that out pretty quickly.
Where is the gasoline power engine noise?
@@Agent77Xwho said it uses gas...?
First time seeing this class of airplane. Like others have said, both impressive and beautiful. Truly like watching an aquarium. 👏
That's amazing, I did not know that was possible with any flying device.
Incredible skills. Incredible airplane and propeller layout.
Incredible!👍
😮 Wow
I wondered why it has such a tall profile then realized it’s for lift when the wings are vertical. I’d love to see the specs and build details. It must weigh well under 100g. That’s very precise flying that’s a lot easier for us to follow than faster planes. Mad piloting skills.
that was AWESOME!!!! I used to do this stuff 15 years ago and man has the technology improved things. Very nice flying skills. Would love to wring a plane like that out!!!! Guessing it's a scratch design? Counter props?? The benefit in the down lines are amazing!! Mind blown!!
Truly amazing and beautiful! Congratulations on overcoming this seemingly technical impossibility!
The most fascinating thing i have seen in 40 years.
OK this is absolutely stunning precision! But where is the power source and where are the servo motors? All the surfaces were thin as cardboard. Not only is his flying skill phenomenal but his engineering is also.
radio and power are tucked right behind the motor. if you pause at 2:44 and jump around frame by frame you can see where the 3x servos are tucked in to the fuselage. the plane is extremely light (probably under 3oz, possibly close to 2) so the equipment needed can be very very small. At 3:28 you can see where the receiver is mounted on the underside of the fuselage. Very impressive indeed but getting ever farther from the original inspiration which is real aerobatic aircraft. interesting nonetheless.
@@saleplains Thanks I'll check it out. I am no less impressed at the aerobatics! Its just I could not see where the servos could even be. The entire flight looked surreal or like it was filmed in slow motion.
While the pilot's precision skills are obvious, I found the aircraft's incredibly SLOW speed to be also impressive; something older guys like me could keep up with. The counter-rotating props to take P-factor torque out also obviously help.
Are kits for planes like this available, & if so, where from?
There are TONS. This is a pretty niche sub-hobby. But right now is the golden age of r/c. Insanely powerful brushless motors, batteries that hold 100x the capacity at 1/100th the weight able to pump out 100's of amps, insanely advanced 9-axis sensors and ridiculously advanced and powerful flight computers.. The average DIY drone is more advanced, capable, powerful than cutting edge military missiles. It's insane. You can get quadcopters that fit in your hand you can fly around your house, with FPV!
I knew something like this was coming about 10 years ago when I watched a guy hover an RC plane. When I asked him how it was possible he said ultralight motors and batts...
Just wondering why there were two small transparent triangular wings, one above and one below the fuselage. Possibly to get enough lift surface while preserving the roll response of stubby wings?
Потрясающе! Виртуозность создается работой двух пропеллеров.
This is the first time seeing this, what a great performance! Perhaps someone could explain the ‘overall’ rules of the contest?
This is the "known" part of the contest.
Every contestant is given the exact same routine to practice for months. You are judged by accuracy and pace.
There is a "unknown" routine that is given the day of as well, you really need a "co-pilot" that guides you through the unknown flight as its difficult to remember every move in order. ..somewhat like a rally car co pilot.
Hope this helps.
How does it work? The power comes from the prop but how does he steer it so tight for turns, rolls and drops. It’s brilliant
Rudders and flaps same as sny plane.
I think.
I have no clue what this is but can see the flaps working
thank you for posting as is ... perfect.
This is the first time that I have seen anything like this in my life, it is totally different and awesome. The plane and the pilot, something else.
Wonderful stuff. So crisp and clean, and the control of speed is amazing; it's laughing at gravity. If there were a pilot on board, he'd be looking out of the cockpit and wondering, "Hmm... Did I leave the airbrakes on?"😁
What the actual F is happening here? I’m mesmerised ❤
skillset on display
@@jamesweir2943 legend says it weights minus 2,4 grams.
@@albertoalmeida3424you had me at minus.😊
Having flown both model plane aerobatics and full size plane competition aero, the challenge is orientation for models and thinking under extreme g and time pressure for full size. The prep is the same though, visualisation repeated till you know the routine very well
What the heck did I just watch? What witchery is this? Absolutely amazing.
That was insane. I don’t know what I’m more impressed with, the model, or the pilot flying the model. Well done !!
That's amazing, I can hardly believe my eyes. It just doesn't seem possible and seems to defy the laws of physics. I don't bandy the word genius about too freely but I gladly confer it on the designer of this incredible elastic band.
Outstanding. Do these use a constant speed/variable pitch system? Seems to clime and decent vertically at nearly the same speed with no noticeable change in prop/motor sound.
Mesmerizing, indeed! And the Pilot’s skill? Otherworldly. WOW! Would have been interesting to have seen his control inputs in a split screen.
was thinking that ain't ever possible an elastic band could contain so much power
with such a smooth energy release and that piloting is next level still air acrobatics.
i just witnessed the impossible and the thought that went into it all, of every aspect the mind boggles.
compleat genius design and planning, was holding my breath most of the last part
before the controlled landing it was brilliant unbelievable perfect.
was he using the body of the craft as an extra wing?
and how much reserve was in the band at the end of the display
is that added to the overall score points.
@@oldbladderhorn this plane has an electric motor powered by a LiPo battery...
The control and slow motion are amazing!
@777BlueAngel, explain your acronyms! I figured out that "F3P" is the Radio Control Indoor Aerobatics competition class for model airplanes defined by FIA (Fédération Aéronautique Internationale, the
world governing body for "air sports"). But I can't figure out what AF means; maybe it is a specific program of movements that the model airplanes must execute.
Incredible.
So incredibly talented that pilot is. I have built and flown foam profile plane models like that with small 1 cell or 2 cell batteries. So I know how difficult it is to fly that good. It does take years of practice.
An amazing display but I fail to see where the power source and command module are stored.
I dont know what I'm seeing. Is that plane on a guide wire or something? How is the plane moving so slowly and able to make such articulate maneuvers?
Outstanding!
Good idea about technology for plane in the future. How it get the power and control to up, down, break, turn, stay.
Wow there’s a place in high energy music whilst the planes flying field atmosphere a bit Still superb work
how the flippin' heck does it go the same speed vertically down as vertically up? and why is it silent?
huge propeller, double propeller, very low RPM, electric motor(s) => pretty much silent.
@@sashimifr at one point I'm sure I saw the prop stop as it came over the top. maybe they reverse one or both of the blades to provide resistance on the way down, else it would accelerate down quick, and it doesnt.
He can change the angle of the propeller like an helicopter, that's the reason he can control the speed when the aircraft goes down
@@carlossss1212 These planes do not have a VPP system, just really big slow rotating prop that produce a lot of braking force on downlines
The flow flying plane is awesome but the pilot is hell much better, he took everything into consideration :)
Is it possible to scale this design up? I've never seen such a stable aircraft.
Umbeliveable seems someone is hand carring the plane. outstanding job! Is there a rail? Congratulations
Green screen and a guy dressed in green body suit walking with the airplane in his hand lol :) (that is what it looks, like, totally unreal).
Amazing! ❤
Beautiful ❤️ I loved it. So calming and relaxing
I have many questions .1, how is it so light? 2. How is it so light? 3. How did you stop gravity,
It looked like that model was on invisible rails it was flown so well. Mesmerizing display of flight control. Kudos to the pilot.
wow, the stability, manoevrability and those vertical climbs - quite astounding.
Some years ago I got to play a simulator of the Wright Brother's 1903 Flyer. I'm no trained pilot but that thing was INCREDIBLY difficult to control. That experience compared to watching this video is humbling, in a strange way.
Perfect - no annoying sound except for the event !!!!
What amazing advances in model airplane flight !
It's so quiet! It looks like its swimming and not flying! Crazy! I wonder how much it weighs?
That is because it is so light that it is more like swimming then flying...
As I started watching I thought ‘what the hell is this? It’s absolutely….. …..mesmerising
This is super relaxing to watch.
I'm curious what the plane specs are,will go look them up now. It looks like they might have less peak power than rubber band types 😳. Amazing
There are 'clear' aerodynamic surfaces that you glimpse briefly during maneuvers, not just the clear horizontal tabs on top of the fuselage and on the fuselage above the landing gear
I’m in love with this plane! I want one!
Imagine just ripping a massive fart half way thru the flight 😂
One that reverberates off the walls and ceiling😂
My eyes were glued to this phenomenon...incredible flying machine, awesome "pilot" and some exceptional photography ❤
Defies the laws of flight
Not at all
Wow, I totally want to play with this thing
That was either the best piloting I have ever seen or some good electronics.
All maneuvers are manually controlled by the pilot. No electronic help here.
@@777BlueAngelso no gyro to assist with the hover?
That’s the old school way! Cool!