Many thanks!!

Thanks! I hope you get some snow soon and get to enjoy some winter flying.

Thank you very much. I’ve always tried to make my flights present well even if I’m flying by myself just boring holes in the sky. I really appreciate your comment.

Thanks! The snow makes for some interesting flying.

Thank you, I really appreciate the comment.

Thank you very much! With the winter season setting in it may be early spring before I get a chance but I definitely plan to do it.

Thanks Randy, I appreciate your comment!

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, I agree!

Thanks mikey! I appreciate your comment.

I’m glad you enjoyed the video, I think those floats are a great addition to the UMX Turbo Timber.

Thank you very much!

Thanks John! I wondered if anyone would recognize the reference. Good catch!

@michaelclinerc3211 For sure Mike! Remember this one: "Welcome home sir! The undercarriage lever a bit sticky, was it sir?" 😂🇬🇧🤣

Thank you very much.

Yes, I have a homemade hatcam setup that I put my iPhone in to record my flights. Thanks and I appreciate that you watched my video.

I can barely make it through one flight at those temperatures before I need to get back in my Jeep to warm up again. Were you in the service?

@@michaelclinerc3211 I was not in the service. But your snow covered field reminded me of some WW II footage showing P-47s busting through snow trying to operate from a field in Belgium. I have a lot of books - mostly about WW II aviation - thus I like to read a lot. And this has helped me gain some appreciation of what our men and women endured to win WW II. Bless 'em all !

Thanks very much Joel.

I agree the 1.1m T-28 is a super nice flying plane.

He replied to a similar previous comment... something about old thumbs. I don't care how old his thumbs are, it is a joy to watch him fly

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Yes, the goofy throttle is definitely a byproduct of getting old. The cold weather just amplifies it.

@@michaelclinerc3211 You’re still killin it!! I hope to someday preform aerobatics as precisely as you do

I couldn’t agree more. I enjoy simple basic airplanes and the fact that it looks like a P-51D is a bonus.

Thank you!!!

I was very lukewarm about the Super Timber at first and didn’t fly it for a few months. Now that I’ve started flying it again it’s really been growing on me and I’ve been enjoying flying it.

@@michaelclinerc3211 That's great man. Funny thing, as good as the ST is, I've been playing with the SWS and now I think I prefer it over the ST. Both really great, but if I could only have one...the SWS.

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks, I really appreciate you watching my videos.

You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks! I’ll do that.

Thanks Will, I really appreciate your comment.

Thanks! I hope you have a great Christmas too!

Thanks! I definitely needed to warm up after that flight.

I hope you enjoy it if you get one. It's a very fun plane to fly.

While I haven’t experienced it on the T-28 I have seen it on other models using that prop. If you’re able I would recommend switching to an APC 10x7e or 9x7.5e prop.

@@michaelclinerc3211 Yes i do have some of those in my stockpile Thanks Michael

This year was my 51st year of flying RC. There are so many fun aspects of the hobby to participate in that I have never gotten bored with it.

Thank you!!! I think you are really going to enjoy flying the Cherokee.

Both the Extra and Super Timber are excellent choices for aerobatic flying. But with that said I’ve been gravitating towards the Timber line up. While not designed as a pure aerobat the ST is very capable and offers the versatility to add floats. You might have seen them but I posted a video of the ST both on wheels here m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2bWq5qXmbuojZY and on floats here m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4rbpWhrfNt8jZY. If you decide to get the ST please consider using the link in the comments of either video as, unlike the big influencers, I purchase the planes I use for my videos and using the link helps offset some of the costs. Thanks for watching my videos and let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you for your response. I will use the links if I end up buying one.

It got just a little lower than I was planning at the 4:09 mark but thankfully I got back on the throttle a just enough. Thank you for the sub!!!

I used the decal sheet for the Timber X here alnk.to/e77NmIo and modified it slightly to fit the floats. It worked great.

Thanks Chris! I really appreciate your comments.

Because it is so lightweight and has very little inertia in a crash it is more durable than one would think.

No mix, just lots of practice using elevator and rudder to fly through a roll. Practice doing 4-point rolls to learn the technique.

@@michaelclinerc3211 i wish somebody would do a demo on what the sticks are doing while performing those manuvers? i can do them perfectly on the simulator but on the real thing its much much harder to do

I ended up using a tie wrap to secure the cable by the tail. It helped some but still not great.

@@michaelclinerc3211 yeah I affixed a bamboo stick to the tail and the cable but still it just doesn’t work that good. I’ll probably keep this plane as a bush plane and buy something else for float flying

I am using the stock ESC in my AeroScout. I’ve gotten used to the throttle delay and don’t really think about it anymore.

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