that's really cool, never knew about line flying, less chance of crashing by the looks of it. Plus you get to see your beautiful plane more closely for longer.
Ha ha guess there's always that, no one made you do a loop to loop that close to the ground. But landing has to be a whole load easier no speed control, and individual trim on rudders etc. Would be interesting to see if you still need liability insurance here in the UK for one.
really cool videos, I just came across you last week and I must say Shug, you are really entertaining! thank you for all the videos I've been thoroughly enjoying them, its something id like to do someday.
Hey Wow, Shug - great to have you back flying, missed ya. It's been quite a spell. I FINALLY got myself some C/L flying - it takes a while to get the Program together, you know what I mean? Now I'm watching your videos even closer to see what you're doing. Thanks as always for the share, and glad you have a field, again. Happy Air Trails....
I got my start in U/C as a 7 year old stooge. I love planes and am still flying today. I've got 10 years on the Hickory Brothers. I met Shug and his then future wife when the Circus came to WP Beach Fl. Every winter I'd see the Circus family as I had a local business near the shows location
I'll watch anything Shug related. Think I might have to get into Control Line flying. By the way, found out you're going to be in Shelby, NC on October 22nd for a scout show. That's my home town and i was looking forward to meeting you. However, I've been called out of town for that week and won't return in time for the show. Hope they treat you well!
Consecutive loops were good ... triangles were passable ... squares need a lot of work. Old C/L pilot here (stunt & combat). Were those std. 60 ft. lines? Seems like for a craft that large you should use longer lines. Don't know if the AMA rules on such have changed. When I flew stunt (aerobatics), Fox .35 Stunt was king, although there were a few using Johnson .35s. OS Max was starting to get popular in stunt, and combat was ruled by Fox, SuperTiger and Johnson. Lots of good memories. If we had an active club around with guys still flying C/L, I'd be temped to fly again. We don't, so now I fly electric r/c quadcopters.
Take a look at a .60 size motor on here.....www.rsmdistribution.com/index.php Strega....brodak.com/control-line-kits/brodak/competition-stunt/strega-kit.html
@@erickrohn2970 Yep....I have the SV-11 Nitro version and it is a great flier. Assemble it straight and it'll go through the pattern with style. th-cam.com/video/e6BGIheMHQM/w-d-xo.html
Hi Suge I was trying to let the fella know were to possibly purchase a Electric Setup that's why I mentioned Brodaks Electric version of the SV-11. I only fly IC love the smell of the Exhaust to much lol. My Son's SV-11 has a Ro-Jett 65 piped engine. My SV-11 has a Stalker 66 both fly great! Also have a Vector almost a smaller version of a SV-11 great flying planes! Il be building my all time favorite design here soon a Windy Urtnowski 92 Cardinal with a K-77 WOO Buddy!
In your neck of the woods, what seasons do you figure are best for flying? I know for myself, and my small planes (1/2A), fall is the best, because of the cooler air and lack of wind.
LOL .. so I knew you guys were talking about the engine but ... I did a duckduckgo search (because I'm kind of dorky) and the 3rd result left me laughing so I tried google and it popped up again only in 2nd this time and the third result on google was titled " I am walking 8 foxes at the top of my head and trying to keep their tails apart!" which just sent me down a whole new dorky rabbit hole. Sorry but I had to share.
That looks dangerous and easy to crash into many pieces! Be careful some guy in the UK killed himself with one of those when it hit him! Wear a helmet! we'll miss the vids!
I know THE PATTERN is great, but it is boring to the observer. These dweebs are gone to Burger KIng after one minute of watching. Lets get back to the true grit of C/L....SUS (scare you stiff). Avoiding a crash 1 inch from the ground, flying very fast in an overhead dive. Something an R/C plane cannot do.
Me as a kid would have abandoned the playground to watch the "old guys" flying their cool planes.
Then go home and make one out of plywood and old .049.Amazing what will try to fly on the end of a string lol
There were not any kids playing on the cool playground. At home on their phones I reckon.
River rat you fly C/L too?
Great piloting! Thank you for sharing this awesome vid!!
Gracias and Whoooooo Buddy. Love control line.
I am smiling 'cause it reminds me of when we were kids; that SOUND is a time machine!
Most of us are nostalgic.
As soon as I heard that engine, I could have sworn I smell the nitro, brings back a flood of memories, thanks Shug.
I know the feeling.
brings back great memories of hearing those cox engines buzzing around our nearby elementary school in southern, Mn :) thank you
I know what your talking about.
Yesterdays flight...th-cam.com/video/9Z93Rh3ZzP8/w-d-xo.html
that's really cool, never knew about line flying, less chance of crashing by the looks of it. Plus you get to see your beautiful plane more closely for longer.
Actually more chances for crashing as we fly close to the ground. Ask me how I know. th-cam.com/video/ZHrXHZm4LjM/w-d-xo.html
Ha ha guess there's always that, no one made you do a loop to loop that close to the ground. But landing has to be a whole load easier no speed control, and individual trim on rudders etc.
Would be interesting to see if you still need liability insurance here in the UK for one.
I have to have AMA insurance.
SHUUUUUUG!!!! Just got done watching the debate, needed a LIFT! Thanks!
Just woke up and had a choice, debate spin or shug?
You are too cool! Thanks for sharing! Very inspirational!
Thankee and fly on and up.
Big triple like!!! Amazing skills , love the view from the handle
Thankee for that. It was fun video to make.
NICE'N ... loved the POV's on this one. Makes you feel like you were there and getting a little arm cramp too!
My left arm is a little longer now!
really cool videos, I just came across you last week and I must say Shug, you are really entertaining! thank you for all the videos I've been thoroughly enjoying them, its something id like to do someday.
Thankee. new flight....th-cam.com/video/W7gOuT5o-To/w-d-xo.html
love the sound of that motor
It is starting to break in good. Snow now. Waiting for Spring.
Great job Shug! Man id be to afraid of crashing that thing!
Enjoyed watching your videos very much!!! Thank you!!!
Thanks. Got out flying the Strega today. Better trim.
Great plane! Great video! Whoooo buddy!!!! -- Chris AKA kitsapcowboy
Groovin'
Hey Wow, Shug - great to have you back flying, missed ya. It's been quite a spell. I FINALLY got myself some C/L flying - it takes a while to get the Program together, you know what I mean? Now I'm watching your videos even closer to see what you're doing. Thanks as always for the share, and glad you have a field, again. Happy Air Trails....
Busy Summer on the road. Not much time for flying while touring. Thankee. It felt real good to fly.
GoPro on your head would be great for this. Nice flying, that thing is a beast.
I have done that but needed camera on ground then picked it up while flying. th-cam.com/video/qPEmB1sxxAs/w-d-xo.html
YOUR the BEST Shug !!
Thx for the AVIATING !!
Was fun to finally get a hand on the handle.
Great fun.
Sure is!
I got my start in U/C as a 7 year old stooge. I love planes and am still flying today. I've got 10 years on the Hickory Brothers. I met Shug and his then future wife when the Circus came to WP Beach Fl.
Every winter I'd see the Circus family as I had a local business near the shows location
Really! Right good. Oh, we still talk about those days...or daze.
Awesome control, thanks
I thankee.
I did not realise you were that tall... You seem so much smaller on my phone eating breakfast from your hammock. cool flying buddy :)
My hammock must be huge!
Another fun video!
Thankee.
bravo shug shugidy shug
Yessir
Nice flying and video
I thank you for that. Snow now but we will fly beaters on New Years Day.
shug, you crack me up. I gotta pull out the Flite Streak and put a flight in.
Yeah....you should.
Great video Shug
Thankee.
Whoa that thing is awesome
Asesome feeling flying it too!
Bloody great
Thankee.
The landing✌️if only my axn could do that, nothing said about the nut behind the transmitter...
All about the landing.
I'll watch anything Shug related. Think I might have to get into Control Line flying. By the way, found out you're going to be in Shelby, NC on October 22nd for a scout show. That's my home town and i was looking forward to meeting you. However, I've been called out of town for that week and won't return in time for the show. Hope they treat you well!
It is a private scout gig anyways. I lived in Shelby too as a kid in three diffferent addresses.
I had a Supre Tiger 60 in the late 60's but not on a control line
Still a popular engine for control line.
nice flyin shug!
Thankee.
Consecutive loops were good ... triangles were passable ... squares need a lot of work. Old C/L pilot here (stunt & combat). Were those std. 60 ft. lines? Seems like for a craft that large you should use longer lines. Don't know if the AMA rules on such have changed. When I flew stunt (aerobatics), Fox .35 Stunt was king, although there were a few using Johnson .35s. OS Max was starting to get popular in stunt, and combat was ruled by Fox, SuperTiger and Johnson. Lots of good memories. If we had an active club around with guys still flying C/L, I'd be temped to fly again. We don't, so now I fly electric r/c quadcopters.
They are 63 foot. Still breaking in that plane and getting to know it. I admit I was out of practice and just flying through.
great flying !!
Thanks. Never enough practice though.
Hey Shug! YOU the MAN!
::::....>)
i see youre left handed. would you be suited to build a plane a little differently and fly it clockwise ? i never have seen one do that.
Feels more natural to me going right. Plus I learned that way on Cox planes as a kid.
Очень приятно .
благодаря.
Six years later, I would like to fly that size of plane but with an electric motor. Any suggestions on what size I should buy?
Take a look at a .60 size motor on here.....www.rsmdistribution.com/index.php
Strega....brodak.com/control-line-kits/brodak/competition-stunt/strega-kit.html
Brodak sells a Electric version SV-11 ARF very affordable and a great flying design.
@@erickrohn2970 Yep....I have the SV-11 Nitro version and it is a great flier. Assemble it straight and it'll go through the pattern with style.
th-cam.com/video/e6BGIheMHQM/w-d-xo.html
Hi Suge I was trying to let the fella know were to possibly purchase a Electric Setup that's why I mentioned Brodaks Electric version of the SV-11. I only fly IC love the smell of the Exhaust to much lol. My Son's SV-11 has a Ro-Jett 65 piped engine. My SV-11 has a Stalker 66 both fly great! Also have a Vector almost a smaller version of a SV-11 great flying planes! Il be building my all time favorite design here soon a Windy Urtnowski 92 Cardinal with a K-77 WOO Buddy!
Yes the Vector is a top flyer. I too have one. Those Randy Smith designs are tight.
That's so cool! Roughly how much pull force does it take with a plane that big?
With a big .61 engine driving it it has a bit of pull but trimmed properly it is not bad. I love flying it!
I love your videos! I wish I had some time to get my planes out, especially when I see your videos.
Can't wait for all the snow to be gone and get to fly again...been since November!
In your neck of the woods, what seasons do you figure are best for flying? I know for myself, and my small planes (1/2A), fall is the best,
because of the cooler air and lack of wind.
What motor are you running in that thing Shug? My guess is that it's a .60....Super Tigre maybe?
Paul Ellis An Enya .61
Very nice motor!!!
Finally got my Ares covered and primed!!!
thanks shug...:)
fun!
Yessir!
Pilotage master
Love flying that plane. Thanks.
Strega fly sharp Corner ?
Sharp as I can do! Still trimming.
Yay
That is what I was thinking whilst flying~~~
always makes me nervous when he heads straight for the ground and makes the sudden turn before hitting the ground lol
That is what makes it so intense and fun and wanting do do over and over!
engine plane goes well and is comfortable to you piloting it seems that weighs more than 70 ounces so I want to ask how it Pilots
As you can see...it flys well. I likeit:::::
72 ounces.
amazing you can come that close to the ground without putting the engine 4 inches in the ground !
Lots of flights to get there
heck Shug that wasn't a NASCAR plane that was full Evil Knival
Yeah Man
Darth vader quote time: Impressive!
Aye!
súper ... is that a .60 engine whit 12/5.5 prop
Yes Enya .60 with a 12x6 prop.
Thankee.
engine burping...old fuel?
Naw....I had just changed the glow plug. But I like the way it went through the pattern. Got some new plugs. Fuel is fresh. Thankee.
4:14 - bogie at 10 o'clock .. CLIMB CLIMB!
A plane that size has got to have some serious pull! Sounds like a Fox 60 or you have carbon tracing in the distributor cap😆
Enya .61. Pulls like a beast....
LOL .. so I knew you guys were talking about the engine but ... I did a duckduckgo search (because I'm kind of dorky) and the 3rd result left me laughing so I tried google and it popped up again only in 2nd this time and the third result on google was titled " I am walking 8 foxes at the top of my head and trying to keep their tails apart!" which just sent me down a whole new dorky rabbit hole. Sorry but I had to share.
I was kind of wondering if he detuned a tad.Starving for fuel.Either way its way more airplane than I would want to be tied too!
I didn't know you wore a thong ! lol
I chafes.....
HaHaHahahahaha...
You are a juggler and CL Pilot, you are not intimidated by math, you understand them in the real time rather than written as concepts.
Math is my nemesis...always held me back. Fun is my ally!
@@shugemery Mathmatics on paper have never been my thing either. I have a spacial strength over written math.
That looks dangerous and easy to crash into many pieces!
Be careful some guy in the UK killed himself with one of those when it hit him! Wear a helmet! we'll miss the vids!
The combat fliers wear helmets....very rare a stunt flyer gets popped.
Strega designed by windy urtnoisky
That's why they call him Windy.....
Don't forget about midgley
that engine sounds wrong
Well it is still going and broken in better.
Designed by windy urnkowski
Yes, Urtnowski.
shugemery I'm sorry
Hard to get that name right!
shugemery I fly Rc helicopters I'm retarded
I know THE PATTERN is great, but it is boring to the observer. These dweebs are gone to Burger KIng after one minute of watching. Lets get back to the true grit of C/L....SUS (scare you stiff). Avoiding a crash 1 inch from the ground, flying very fast in an overhead dive. Something an R/C plane cannot do.
I love watching as I am still learning but it can be boring to observer.