Speed Freaks! Freewing Messerschmitt Me 262 Edf Jet

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[@leokimvideo]

I've seen the other videos on your channel of this beauty and it's a reminder just how advanced this design is considering this is a WW2 early jet fighter. The sound of this in flight is epic difficult to fault this RC model.

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

It really does sound good!!!

[@air-headedaviator1805]

Who needs the Freewing Zeus when this is almost as fast 👁👄👁

[@feelgooddany]

I need a ZEUS !!

[@DanielGreene-pk4lh]

Can you please do speed runs with the freewing me262 v2 and check the speed on approach. It would be very helpful to me to know how fast it needs to go to land without stalling. Check it with flaps and without flaps when there is no wind. I haven't flown mine yet but knowing the stall speed with the spec CG would be helpful too. I'm going to be flying mine with a gyro and I want to have my first and every flight be a good one. I want to fine tune mine so I can do a dead stick landing if needed. I think it is good at gliding. At altitude, how is the glide slope with the power off in a straight line. Lets see how it settles in. At the first sign of it going too slow I juice it. Get a speed reading on that. So here's a few things to consider that I would like to know: 1, landing speed. 2, stall speed. 3, glide slope angle.
I usually trim a plane, bring it to altitude in straight level flight, cut the throttle, and watch how it glides and settles in to a decsend. That tells me a lot. By that I can know if my landing is going to be smooth as butter. I can then learn to manage my elevator and throttle with my flap settings to have good pitch on landing. That works for me with the Cessna 150 but I haven't flown an edf yet. I think you guys are the best to show us how its done with the me262. It seems you have a good place to fly edf and you do it enough to know.

[@feelgooddany]

Green & mean!!!
Gut gemacht mein kameraden 😂

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

Hahaha. Vielen Dank, Sir! Und viel Spaß beim Fliegen!

[@sambuvca22]

Love the channel. Ive had this plane for a couple years in my hanger and its collecting dust. Time to fly it for sure

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

Ya gotta fly it! Its really great and smooth in the air, keep speed up in turns or it may stall. Excellent flyer and easy to land

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

And thanks for checking us out!! Really appreciate it!

[@sambuvca22]

@@RCPlaneReviewer I sure do. I have many prop style 1700mm war birds that i have dialed. Im ready for sure! Thanks for the vote of confidence. What a great hobby we have...

[@WigglfingerzRC]

Smooth and fast for its size. Good flight showing fellas.

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

Thanks 👍

[@rcpilotwill]

Nice work guys thats fast for a T70mm

[@redwineisfine]

Ive seen this thing go go go.. its amazingly awesome fun..

[@sendit_rc]

Need to mod it with twin 80mm 2150kv 😊

[@rcpilotwill]

Now that would be something 😆

[@redwineisfine]

​@@rcpilotwillthat would be the F-14 by freewing

[@iwmatthews100]

How about doing a speed trial on the Freewing mirage.

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

I need to get another one but I will

[@IceMan2035]

Nice plane

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

I think so too!

[@mikezapa]

hello, What is the CG of the plane ?
Thanks

[@RCPlaneReviewer]

Factory setting in manual