These little Volantex toys with the V76107 board seem to fly pretty well now. The early version of the F-22 that we got, had some bad quirks with the gyro stabilization but that seems to have been fixed now. The latest versions of the Mini Warbirds series are very good. Only lacking a PWM outlet on the board for an upgrade to a brushless motor.
That F-16 begs to be modified. Full length ailerons, same with the elevator... and perhaps adding control horns to tie the rudder to the aileron would be nice.
@@errantsorcerer I have modified several Mini RC aircraft. Full length ailerons make an amazing performance enhancement. I use a straight edge and sandpaper to cut "V" grove in the additional surface and then hot glue the new longer aileron to the original one. Folding the surface flat against the wing as you are finishing your sanding assures that you remove enough surface, just don't go too far. Be sure to leave enough tip on the outboard of the wing for strength. Attaching the aileron to the rudder is simple, after cutting out the rudder like the aileron, add a control horn to the rudder and then connect the aileron's horn to the new rudder horn with a control wire. I have found that a simple one to one ratio on the control horns works for most models. I use a flat nosed plyer with a notch cut in the middle of one of the "noses", to make the Z bends in my control wires. With flight controls in the "intermediate" setting, the flight stabilization works just as before the plane was modified, only you can now do aileron roles without using the stunt button, turn tighter and outperform any unmodified mini F-16. Enjoy your plane, and happy flying.
Ok guys that was a good video.
These little Volantex toys with the V76107 board seem to fly pretty well now. The early version of the F-22 that we got, had some bad quirks with the gyro stabilization but that seems to have been fixed now. The latest versions of the Mini Warbirds series are very good. Only lacking a PWM outlet on the board for an upgrade to a brushless motor.
That F-16 begs to be modified. Full length ailerons, same with the elevator... and perhaps adding control horns to tie the rudder to the aileron would be nice.
i like your ideas, i just bought one of these and i can't wait to fly it
@@errantsorcerer I have modified several Mini RC aircraft. Full length ailerons make an amazing performance enhancement. I use a straight edge and sandpaper to cut "V" grove in the additional surface and then hot glue the new longer aileron to the original one. Folding the surface flat against the wing as you are finishing your sanding assures that you remove enough surface, just don't go too far. Be sure to leave enough tip on the outboard of the wing for strength. Attaching the aileron to the rudder is simple, after cutting out the rudder like the aileron, add a control horn to the rudder and then connect the aileron's horn to the new rudder horn with a control wire. I have found that a simple one to one ratio on the control horns works for most models. I use a flat nosed plyer with a notch cut in the middle of one of the "noses", to make the Z bends in my control wires. With flight controls in the "intermediate" setting, the flight stabilization works just as before the plane was modified, only you can now do aileron roles without using the stunt button, turn tighter and outperform any unmodified mini F-16. Enjoy your plane, and happy flying.
Nice flight and open box, got me nervous 😂
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Thank you that helped a lot
i have the same controler can i use it for the f-16? Also the controler is from the volantex p-51 warbird
Does it have a gyro?
How tf do you install the wheel???
you install the wheel
It’s better without
Hand launch...😢😢😢
It doesn’t take off well with the provided landing gear 😢
Still flies great especially without landing gear