Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 BALSA wood RC Plane - 56.5" Wingspan
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This is the brand new Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 BALSA wood RC Plane. With a 56.5" wingspan, this airplane is a beauty. In today's video, Nate maidens this rc airplane. Let us know your thoughts about the Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 BALSA wood RC Plane in the comments.
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Check out the Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 here: bit.ly/3fVcXMN
This is the brand new Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 BALSA wood RC Plane. With a 56.5" wingspan, this airplane is a beauty. In today's video, Nate maidens this rc airplane. Let us know your thoughts about the Hangar 9 Fun Scale PT-19 BALSA wood RC Plane in the comments.
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WHAT a SHARP looking PLANE!! Balsa planes have a "wood" SOUND that is so COOL!! Thanks Saylors for introducing me to this PLANE and sweet MAIDEN, HONESTLY!! 💟👍😘
Could you do a video about setting up the ESC and RX? Or what options you used in ESC settings. As well steps in setting up SAFE.
Hello, it's one of the most beautiful planes you've taken out in the canal. I love the flight it has and that wooden propeller is beautiful. Good video Nate, congratulations.
Late squad tonight happy flying all 😎😎😎😎😎😊😊😊😊⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️
No worries! Hope you are having a great weekend! 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors always my friends 😎😎😎🤘⚓️⚓️⚓️
A solid, rigid wooden plane will always fly better than foam. They don't flex in flight. They don't change trim. It will be the same plane tomorrow. Now all it needs is to be bigger with a nice four stroke engine and it would be a good airplane.
Its Old School and I love it. So tired of FOAM.
Gorgous plane! The Fairchild PT-19 was another WW 2 trainer, and was used by the US AIr Force, Britin's Royal Air Force, and the Royal Canadian Air Force for training. It evolved into the PT-23 and PT-26, a number of which were manufactured in Canada, and were built with enclosed dual cockpits. I mean, it gets cold here in Canada during the winter, and they couldn't shut down training for the cold, or move to a warmer climate.
Wow! What a great video !
Thanks Dallas! 👍😁😎⚓️
Can't beat the classics
Great looking plane, Flew very well & did sound good with the wooden prop. Pilot did pretty good also. 👍. Balsa a daring choice, but good. Now viewers want to know wood 🪵 Abby fly Balsa air, pre crash 🤔🤔. Wood 🪵 she challenge herself ❓❓. It doesn't have to be now, but maybe post baby & a few more flights from Nate. Wood 🪵 you Abby, Wood 🪵 you. ❓🤔❓😄😄. Nate don't be a nervous Nellie, encourage the lady. Great videoing As always Abby 👍 👏 👌 ❤ 😀. ⚓⚓👍💛💚💜👍🪵🤔❓👍⚓⚓.
Very pretty airplane I would love to fly this. In a Tennessee sunset
I’m really liking this plane a lot 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors glad to hear that I might get one for Christmas or the umx timber x
Yes pretty plane. Vary nice.
thank you Abbey. 😅
Nice Nate! I’d love for you to make a video about setting up (and dialing-in) a Spektrum receiver (AR630) with AS3X and SAFE Select.
Your buddy grandpa gary has a great video on setting up safe using the ar 630 reciever. I use that one. Step by step. Great video.
As good as they look and appear to fly, I'm afraid to get a balsa plane. Much too easy to break and much too hard to repair. Good luck with your
PT-19.
Great video,that plane looks and sounds good
Just bein’ real. Classic planes just sound better with a four stroke like a Saito.
Kinda cute.. the massive effort.. I spent an average of 80 hrs. per plane building and run the nitro engine full tilt
and send it!.. Landings were 'go round the tree.. through the goal posts and clear that 4' fence and stick the landing before you hit that building.
no such thing as flaps or any of that 'telemetry'..
Hi hello nice video love ❤️ the plane the power very good 👍😊
I setup a trainer airplane and I hope it works as well as yours, Great job!!!
Omg that is so cool !!!!
Nice plane. In my young day, all planes were balsa. And often went home as kindling. 🙂
our main thing was a large trash bag in the right rear pocket :)
Haha, I think that is one thing that keeps me from flying them more often. Thanks for watching Ian 👍😁😎⚓️
Yeah hours and hours to build a perfect control line balsa kit to make it a pile of silkspan and oily nitro balsa sadness in less than an hour.
They just went back in to a more complicated kit
@@TheRcSaylors that and is probably a bit more difficult to get your bosses to send them out to you for free!
That was all we had back in the old days when I was young and no electric. I remember we would hand launch them and get in the car and chase them all over town.
Ah the good old days, remember when someone else had the same crystal # and you would both go down?
Nate, Spektrum Smart receiver instructions tell you to do a standard set up on the receiver, then fly, test, and trim the airplane. Then setup AS3X and fly the airplane. And then setup SAFE mode. I’ve wondered why it wouldn’t work just as well to set it all up, like I think you did, and to include having SAFE and AS3X on a switch. Then fly with both turned off to test unassisted flight and basic setup, then turn in AS3X and test it out, and then turn in SAFE. Any thoughts? I do feel like it’s definitely a bad idea to set it all up and then fly it in SAFE mode right from the start, in case you got something setup wrong and it assists you right into the ground.
Real ogs will remember the squirel vid
That’s all I fly are woodys since 1979 , hanger 9 are good set ups , but I believe in building the plan , the best
I second that. Built my first plane in '78. The arfs just don't give you the same satisfaction as flying a plane that you built from a set of plans and a box of sticks and planks. I still fly nitro too.
Would love to see a glow engine flown by you. That would be interesting. :)
That would be cool!
He has a video with a glow plane
I have a old tether PT 19 with a little Cox nitro motor. I think it's from the 70s or 80s not sure 🤔 lol
did this fly better than the H9 thunderbolt you reviewed?
Great flying. Pilot Ryan saying this evening on the live show that he was concerned the full-width ailerons would make it snappy and unforgiving. Good to see that's not the case.
Your intro was longish... but nothing compared to Pilot Robert of the Petrincic Brothers, who can gabble on for 12+ minutes before he advances the throttle. Annnnnd... you should put increasingly more expo into the three rates (high, medium, and low), which if you don't like, you can trim out later. DO IT BEFORE YOU FLY YOUR FIRST FLIGHT! BTW, did you range check?
Side note: Camera work and image is really great at 1080p at 60 FPS. Maybe the image is a little "warm?" Golden light from end-of-day sun was pretty powerful there in rural Ohio, I'm guessing.
Nate, now that winter is just around the corner, how about a balsa build? Banggood have some really nice laser cut kit from Dancing wing hobby you could try out.
Nice flight!
Happy to see another balsa plane on the channel.
Just got my hands on a Hangar 9 Carbon Cub 15CC ARF. Really looking forward to get started with it. Balsa is slowly taking over my in my hangar. 😄
ya its a pretty good looking plane for "Fun Scale" I'm not a fan of the p-47 they did in "Fun Scale" Id prefer an actual Scale Balsa plane with correct proportions.
Nice PT 19!! That was my first plane. 46 years ago, control line, Cox .049. Had a lot of fun, broke 2 wings too.
You guys are awesome great planes!
Thank you very much 👍😁😎⚓️
Did you see the thing in Dallas. Crazy 😧
Keep up with the awsome work
It will bite you on your down wind turns…keep speed up
I bought the fun scale P 47 I haven't flown it yet but what is your opinion of the Hanger 9 p47
Did you watch Brian Phillips review, OMG.
Too long. What happened?
SAFE sounds pretty dangerous.
First like love your guys channel
Woot!! You got first! 💯👍😁😎⚓️
She’s a beauty definitely shines more and looks more realistic
Big fan of balsa, crashing hurts a bit more but it's worth it to me..🤙
The real one was just a basic trainer anyway just teach pilots how to fly.
Really like this plane!
Oh me too! At first I wasn’t sure if I would or not. Now that I’ve flown it, I’m loving it 👍😁😎⚓️
Nate and Abby are you ever going to fly a full gasoline aircraft I know that's where I started off when I was 16 now I'm 74 just would be a cool cool thing it's such a difference and maneuvering handling and build 🤗🤗
They've had a IC plane before, but gave it away or trade it with a friend.
As a kid, I flew a few balsa, but since being in the hobby being older, I have yet to build and fly my own balsa. That is like the top tier to me. Honestly with all the work to build it, I am not sure if I would even fly it..... Lol
Great job pushing your comfort zone...with both the balsa plane and fully setting up SAFE & AS3X. 👍 Balsa planes always make me more nervous too. As for setting up the receiver, I've just recently learned how to unlock the Spektrum BNF receives to use in other planes, so I know what you went thru to get this reciver setup. It's not terribly difficult, but it's uncharted territory for most.
Nate, you're just tail heavy not much. I have a few balsa planes and the CG is a little more foward than most foamies. Yes balsa characteristics are a little different and feel different. At least in my experience balsa is a little less forgiving than foamie and you hit the nail on the head you need expo on balsa. You can input expo when you land and as you get more experience with it, you can turn it down a little. Out of the box receivers unlocked ( I use spektrum) you can customize the AS3X and also SAFE. One of my favorite planes is the OMP Bighorn with flaps and I customized a Spektrum 6 channel. I fly it on SAFE but have my gains turned up. So that when I turn the SAFE off I am used to it and now I fly it just nuts. Most of my planes now I buy used and put my own receiver (AR637T or AR8369T). You can customize the AS3X and SAFE gains like you want and as you progress eventually just switch it off. BTW you want too fly a really cool plane then try out the OMP Bighorn. Priced pretty good and out of the box PNP. All you have to do is glue on the rudder. Putting it together and programming the reciever took me about 2hrs and I was flying it the next day. Sorry for loooong post. Awesome job on the flight. BTW leave Abby alone she looks fine...LOL...God Bless you both.
thats real nice, great job, its beautiful. My dad watches too when i show him your videos, he asked, do they do balsa, i said, not that i know of then the next day you do a balsa, lol. he used to build balsa non powered gliders and use them on the oregon coast in high winds.
OMG Nate. The PT-19. Sitting next to my wife watching this she asked me if i was crying ( I was a little) lol. This was literally my first plane when I was 15yrs old. Wingspan was 24in. It was a control line and boy did I get dizzy...🤣.... I then bought a PT-19 40. I had that for like 3yrs. I flew the heck out of it and it literally fell apart but man what fun. Now Hanger 9 has this. Good job in flying it. Now I'm going to relive some memories and purchase this one through you're link...Thanks for the memories...😄
That thing is cheatery (LOL). I've built several balsa ARFs and nothing I've built appears as easy to put together as that plane. I perused the manual. Any balsa ARF I've built is a lengthy process. Eflite Pawnee, Taylorcraft, J3 Cub, Hangar 9 Miss America P51 and several others took many hours to build. They were anything but, almost ready to fly. I guess that HorizonHobby feels that the build process takes away from flying and crashing their models. To me, the build was a huge part of the hobby. All of the effort you put into building made makes you way more careful once you finally get it into the air. Also, I didn't have the luxury of all of the SAFE stuff. If things went bad, well that's it. Well done on your first flight of that one.
Awesome well done Nate!
So sad to see the accident in Dallas today !!!!
Wow, your comment is actually the first I’ve heard of this. After some quick TH-cam searches, my heart has absolutely sunk for these pilots and their families. I tend to stay off of major networks these days. This is very sad. ❤️✝️⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors 😭😭😭😩💔
Cool I have a similar Ryan STA (7ft wing span!) I got from an old timer in my club. It has a 90 nitro engine and I'm scared 😱 to fly it. Definitely next spring lol!
That's a beautiful plane. Really glossy finish. Flew pretty good also. I'll be watching. Benny
Thanks Benny! 👍😁😎⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors your welcome.
Just maidened my PT 19 - really lovely model. Took me lot longer to put together, the whole engine mount MUST be glued and supported further. Also had to redrill cowling holes.
Learned to fly with a balsa trainer 20 yrs ago or so. Now it’s its all foam cuz I don’t have the time or skills for balsa anymore 😂 Balsa birds still look the best though 👍🏻👍🏻
Abby and Nate y'all rock! Love the channel and content! I'm here for the algorithm! Peace
Nate, my best wishes to you and Abby and your growing family!
Do you guys review nytro planes
Is that an active runway you guys fly off of?
Wow! Balsa is what I remember my neighbor building when I was a kid! This was in ummmm the 70s? I had no idea they were still viable or new and I know for sure I'd be afraid to even touch one of those bad boys. Thanks N&A! Of course you get the likes from me!
And it's such a fine plane! I love it. Seems so still and steady and sexy-scale imo.
This will be my first balsa plane
The plane buzzes like a dream 😇
Nate, do you prop up the tail when you plug up the battery so the gyro is in a "level flight" orientation when it initializes? I do that on my tail draggers and it helps tremendously.
Yes you are right Cubby. I forgot too mention that. If I install a NIB unlocked receiver before I initialize it I make sure it's as level as I can get it (mimic level flight) it does help tremendously. I have learned that through trial and error.
should the pilot be in the back seat?
I fly a real pt-19😁 this is cool to see!
Seriously!? That is awesome! Is it something you bought and worked on a lot or sort of air worthy when you bought it!? 😎👍⚓️
@@TheRcSaylors I wash his plane and I fly when ever he does, I’m just 15 but he takes me up very often and he lets me fly! It’s an awesome experience and an amazing plane, I have a video of it on my page! Thank you.
@@TheRcSaylors he purchased the plane in good flying condition 20 years ago!
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Not bad by the camera crew.
Let's Go 🔥
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@@TheRcSaylors Nice flying Nate 👍🏻 Beutiful plane 👍🏻
I just recently got my first airplane, the small P51D. However it really does seem that there are simply no good places to fly. Can't fly at parks because people are ignorant fools that somehow think I am spying on them. Can't go to the local RC airfield to fly because everyone there is just a bunch of snobs that look down their noses at beginners as if we are some sort of 3 headed animal or something. These are definitely things you all should be including in your videos. Yea flying RC Airplanes is alot of fun I am sure, but if you can't fly your airplane anywhere then that's an important detail that kinda destroys the entire experience.
Robert just go out and enjoy flying you're planes at you're local RC field. Every club has those people. I ignore them and just go and have a nice time. I have the same issues at my field. Oh you're flying a foamie...oh all you're doing is circles....oh you're flying electric..oh you're flying on SAFE....I eventually told those people "politely". I work all week very hard. I come out here to get away from the stress and drama of the week. The last thing I need is armchair pilots on what I'm doing wrong. If you don't have any good advice or just want too talk then please leave me alone. Thank you very much and have a nice day. Word will get around quickly and well for me the armchair pilots left me alone and also do try to find the good pilots they are out there at the field but what I have learned is they are like you and I and they want to be left alone but quietly observe and approach them with genuine humility. Those are the ones that have a wealth of info and experience and they are willing to help you. Other than that enjoy yourself. 😉
@@johnberrios4255 that's the thing. They refused to even talk to me to answer questions that I had. When I walked up and told them that I am a beginner and was interested in joining they literally scoffed at me and turned around and walked away. There is absolutely nothing enjoyable about exposing oneself to that kind of elitist BS. No, this hobby has WAY to many people in it that literally believe they are better than others simply because they have a good space to fly their planes. I believe a hobby that's not filled with elitist asshats is a better choice. But at least I found that out before spending money on the AeroScout like I was planning.
John,
Your experience sounds terrible! After being ignored by the people at your local club, I can see why you don’t want to be put in such an upsetting situation. I would feel the same way.
Please don’t give up on the hobby so quickly. There are lot of nice people who fly who are not childish, or struggle with poor social skills. Perhaps you could contact the head of the club, share your experience and be connected with a person who would be a good ambassador to the sport and enjoy teaching you the basics. Most clubs have a few foamie high wing training planes available that you can learn on and volunteer instructors that can override the controls if you get into trouble.
If do persist, you would be doing the club a big favor, as it will probably die if curios beginners are put off. Many there is another club that you could try near by?
PS- I fly many different planes, but found that the small hand launch P-51 to be really, really tricky to get in the air and fly. They look cool, but are not relaxing to learn on, as they need to go fast to not fall out of the sky. Please don’t give up yet! Try something like a regular size E Flight Timber that can fly very slowly, is easy to fly on SAFE, do fine in a small field, land slowly, but can also do a lot of acrobatics when you are ready. This way, you don’t need a plan that you will quickly tire of as you improve.
@@davidking8255 I actually found my first flight at a local park with my P51 to be pretty easy! At least until people accused me of using it to spy on kids even though it doesn't have a camera or anything which is just baffling. That first flight lasted for about 5 minutes until that happened and I thought it was alot of fun. But people have to be stupid about absolutely everything and anything they don't immediately understand. And the person I talked to at the airfield when I first got there actually was the person that ran everything so I have no faith that anything will change there and I have absolutely no desire to change it because in the end all I want to do is fly a tiny little foam plane in peace. I shouldn't need to go to websites and watch videos to get certifications and pay for registration numbers or pay over $300 membership just to fly a tiny little trainer a few times just to see if I actually want to put my limited money into the hobby. I'm a disabled 18 year veteran living on my disability. Asking for all that money before I even know if it's worth it in any way is absurd. And yes they actually did have trainers there that they dismissively waved towards as if even acknowledging their existence was somehow insulting to them. Oh and they required a $50 fee to let me fly one as if it were an honor to fly theirs but mine wasn't worthy.
No, if there are even two or three people that I have to deal with any time that I want to fly then there is absolutely no way that I want anything to do with it. I dealt with enough unnecessary BS during my service in the USMC and I have absolutely no desire to have it in my life when it's not needed. I think I will look for something with alot less snobbery infecting it. Although in retrospect I should have known exactly how things were going to go when I pulled into the parking lot and all the cars cost more than my home while I was riding a 300cc motorcycle. The wealthy in Florida are almost as snobby as those in Hollywood.
@@davidking8255 David I'm fine now but yea our club is dying little by little. Which is a shame because it is a beautiful field almost quite literally in the shadow of a mountain (House Moutain RC) here in Knoxville Tn. We do have some really nice folks but it's the few that make it a bad experience at times. Unfortunately every field has these people and I have been to quite a few. I have volunteered and let it be known that I am willing to train beginners. I have two Apprentice STS 1.5 that were donated by a local hobby shop for this reason and even got them to offer 15% off for beginners that I bring in. Which I have had a few and its gone over well overall with my club...albeit at the grumbling of the few old farts. This hobby needs new specifically younger people. Good news is since I have started this more of the younger quieter ones in the club have started doing the same and making thier voices heard also and we have even started to throw our hats in the ring for club office positions. Yes Robert a real good plane to grow with is the Turbo Timber Evolution. It is VERY VERY forgiving and as you grow and learn it will grow with you. I have one and it comes to the field with me every time.
Should have a glow or gas engine on that model….. sorry, love electric, but nothing sounds or smells like a fuel RC plane.
Addendum. Maidens are always scary. Can’t count how many times I’ve killed a plane I’ve worked on for months due to stupidity on the maiden.
Hey, my goal is to go glow and get decent at tuning them one day. I very much respect those who fly glow and gas. I just need to bite the bullet and go for it I think. 👍😁😎⚓️
"Brand new"
What do you mean?
@@TheRcSaylors This is just the rebranded Great Planes PT19.
Ah, I guess it’s just new to us 😉👍😁😎⚓️
I'd put retracts on it