Great. Powered flight time? Thermal riding flight time? Thanks

Nice, too small for me to keep up with tho.

No doubt the best umx still

Wow u really just started off like that hahaha ur a great pilot

Great flying, sure do like the Aeroscout S2 and floats are perfect for splash and goes. Adam sent me here. Jeff in LA USA

Goodness! I wouldn’t even embarrass myself flying out there😂😂 hell.. I honestly rather watch! My own air show! lol awesome man! Great pilot

100 percent throws? elevator and ailerons ??

😮😮😮 Wow hall of a pilot 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉, very nice!! Well dane!

are you using any aileron-rudder mix to get those nice rolls? if so, how much if you don't mind me asking.

Your 51 years of flying has provided the experience necessary to become a master pilot. Really enjoy the confidence in which you fly. EXCELLENT!!! 👍🏻🙂

Beautiful video and location where you're float flying. I'm curious to know what you use in case you ever need to recover the plane from the lake? Thanks!

Sweet flight. It does have good presence in the air.

I watched this a year ago, in thinking hard on getting this one. Was thus or the Dynam Hellcat. I think this is an overall better plane..

You got thumbs brother

I'm not in love with the ME-262, but this one flies really well. I really like the UMX F-86, my Dad flew them, but don't like the higher stall speed, landing distance, and low speed handling qualities. At the speeds most RC planes fly, swept wings are a detriment, no matter how cool they look. I really prefer the talking videos. Keep em coming. Also, would you include rates, expo, and CG information in all of your videos? Thanks.

Do you use a gyro in this plane? If so, you can also fly it without a gyro

Nice flying bro. Even though I've seen you fly hundreds of times throughout our lives I never get sick of watching you. Especially off the water.

Hi ! Mike ! nice video , this little glider is very impressive ! I have mine from six months but I just program this beauty today ! so happy ! it's always a real pleasure to see you fly ! old school flyer like no one ! ✈ 👍 by the way ! do you recommend the new nx 7 ?

Thanks for the demonstration of the Aero Scout on floats. I never was interested in one of these, but this is defiantly on my short list of aircraft to fly when I get in my late 70's and 80's.

Obviously there is zero wind

We need a larger Aeroscout!

Again Michael, that is some amazing flying my friend, you are a real master. Love the intro and your narration too.

2 questions is everything stock For the electronics an what expo and rates are you using

Awesome flying and what an amazing plane at a great price point. It's probably the most recommended trainer out there but a lot of people shy away from it due to it's looks. I have to admit that I was the same but it grows on you and it's fun to see what the 'ugly duckling' can do.

Mike I like the on the porch/patio intro! This is a GREAT example of what I tell students...get all you can out of your trainer. They can teach so much more than the basics....like aerobatics as you've demonstrated! Awesome flying as usual man! By the way...that is what my throttle sounds like as well...that happens when you use rudder! Lol!

congrats! Nice terrace and nice flying!

You make it look so good. When I had mine it felt sluggish in the roll and didn`t want to roll or perform fast with stock setup. I also think it is way to noisy. But your skills are second to none and makes anything look truly great!

i love to see that plane with EDF

Great video Micheal, nice flying. I may just have to pick up an Areoscout!! AH...

Another thing I found handy when training students using the aeroscout Via a buddy box is to do an aleron to Rudder mix on a switch so that when the student is flying in safe mode I can flip the switch so the arrow Scout is a lot more sensitive in safe mode so the student doesn't keep getting used to just jamming the sticks all the way left and right.

Well, after watching your past videos I would have never guessed you were older than me, I'm 65 and recently bought an aeroscout and also put floats on it and I would have to agree it's a very fun plane to fly. I actually think your throttle is just fine, you just need to tune your carburetor, sounds like it's running a little lean. 😂😊😂😊😂

Awesome to finally get to see the pilot in front of the camera for a change Micheal😁 Yeah this plane has become popular lately ever since somebody was flying the ever loving crap out of it at Joe Nall recently it seems to very ''Able&Willing'' if it can only get away with 3d hovers? LOL!! Fantastic job on the flight as always Micheal👍👍

What a demonstration, your piloting is 5 stars.

Nice flight Michael, I like the plane I just don't like the sound of pushers. Now every student with an Aeroscout is going to watch this and want to do low inverted passes, just kidding you make it look too easy. Thanks for sharing

You make everything look so easy! Nice job Mr. Smooth!

Very nice Mike!

Now if it just had a Micro Draco 4-blade prop on it.. 😎

Clear, concise and informative video - I like how you get right down to business with minimal introduction. You clearly know you RC flying too - nice manoeuvers! Nice smooth landing too!

Ace level skills there Sir.

As always Michael, so well flown & great to hear your commentary.🇦🇺🪃🦘

Great flying Mike! I was very impressed with this one. Very smooth flyer.

Just superb!!!! You one fell in love in models we don’t have and also those ones we already have 😆

You could be a better pilot if you practice more and talk less.... I'm NOT serious. I really enjoyed your video. Very smooth and easy to listen too. Great job

Thanks for the nice maiden demo of the ME 262. I appreciate your demonstrating the capability of the plane and not just fast passes, I am not near the pilot that you are but I want a plane that will do more than run around in circles.

great flying was that one pack five minutes

You’re a great pilot and make anything look good!

Very nice video! 👍🏻🙂

Nice, smooth flying. Enjoyed it.

Superb flying as usual. 👍 I like hearing your choice on expo, it reaffirms similar settings I use. When I have a real sensitive control surface, I'll crank expo up between 40-50% a lot of times. A few years ago I had a 3D plane that I wasn't ready for and flew it with 70% expo and low rates. This year I'm flying it with 30% expo and doing fine.

Beautiful. Thanks for the splendid demo.