Building the WORLDS FASTEST RC Rocket Plane! (Part 2)

[@neversinkmakes]

This went from being a plane to being a guided missile with enlarged fins…

[@WCKD.]

Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka 😁

[@ericlotze7724]

Ukraine will take 3,000 of em plz!

[@vibhav1319]

​@@ericlotze7724 lol they'll end up destroying themselves 😂

[@fredmdbud]

hardly - stabilized, yes, but guided means it has a target.

[@neversinkmakes]

@@fredmdbud you forget that he was literally steering it. That also qualifies as guided.

[@BlackGryph0n]

I watched 4:12 like 15 times!! That sound is incredible!! Makes me wanna build one!

[@seaduosoleg8496]

14:12?

[@wafflehouse1878]

Yo it's the man of many voices

[@DemetriusJamal-he1uy]

He a lil confused but he got the spirit

[@skrimper]

Wrong timestamp lol

[@L4ftyOne]

14:12 *

[@witoldkaptur59]

Some GPS have built in protection that disable GPS module above certain speed to prevent using them in rocket guided missiles ( such as the one that you've built) Maybe try UWB localization methods ? Best of luck ! EDIT: After reading datasheets of couple cheap GPS modules it seems that they have a limit of 4G acceleration then they shut down for legal reasons. I think that's more probable cause than speed limit.

[@iolithblue]

That certain speed is like mach 2+

[@ESS284]

@@iolithblue Could also be the polling rate of the consumer GPS? Depending on unit it could be 5-100 hz from what I understand? I'm wondering is it possible that polling rate may not have been synced up with the quite short instance of max speed over the fences.

[@witoldkaptur59]

@@iolithblue I've dug deeper and NEO-6 GPS module has 4G acceleration limit and I think it's realistic to assume that the plane could've achieved that.

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

Most GPS systems, particularly those for export, are limited to IAS

[@JohnVHLife]

I have had that same GPS in an rc jet doing well over 200mph with no problems.

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

Pro tip: The back of the craft is as important as the front when it comes to aerodynamics. Maybe try making the adapter conical next time to see if that helps.

[@OriginalThisAndThat]

Better pro tip is to use different wing design

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

@@OriginalThisAndThat Not sure if wing shape makes that much different at these speeds.

[@OriginalThisAndThat]

@@Chrischi3TutorialLPs ofcourse it does

[@inventiveowl395]

I'd make a transparent nose and put the camera there. And delta wings would be nice. Straight wings are the slowest of the bunch.

[@Travis_Yu]

​@@inventiveowl395 You gave me an idea, since he wants the footage looking behind the plane, maybe putting the camera inside the plane at an angle and attach a mirror on the outside so the camera can see straight back can be a better idea? Like how those railgun tracking cameras are constructed (well minutes the rotation of the mirror).

[@atToebiscuit]

This reminds me of how the X 15 would be released from a mothership before using its own engine to get it to Mach 6.7. So cool

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

X-15 is still my favorite; followed closely by the A-12/SR-71

[@MCsCreations]

​@@ETC_Rohaly_USCGIt's really difficult to argue between those... All of them are amazing.

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

@@MCsCreations if I remember correctly from a trip out to Dryden Center as a child, X-15 flew from Idaho to Edwards AFB in 18 Minutes!

[@sopero5574]

You could do a scramjet plane🎉

[@MrGerhardGrobler]

I was actually thinking the cut down plane was starting to resemble the X-15

[@christiansprojects-cgmanuf1426]

Your goal should be somewhere around 200mph, if you want it to be the fastest foam jet. One of my Multiplex Funjets reaches 188mph and there are many even faster ones. [Edit] Actually, they already reached 250mph with foam jets. See comments below.

[@pilotnbr12]

Yeah 145 is not anywhere near fast enough to claim to be the worlds fastest foam jet...

[@JohnVHLife]

I was going to say, this video is clickbait on the speed, he didnt do much research on this topic.

[@henryknox4511]

Funjet ultra is doing 250 mph plus. OMGOOLIEBIRD channel posted it 6 ~ years ago. No way is this guy going to beat that without an onboard motor or a rocket engine 10x the size of the one he's pushing here.

[@OMEGOOLIEBIRD]

I am always watching fast projects like this! Thanks for the shout! I did 401kmh with a Funjet, but another chap has since gone 440kmh! I might have another crack at the Funjet one day, Im using 12-14s in that size airframe now @9kw, it would easily fit in a funjet!

[@srck4035]

Omgolilbird had a funjet at 250mph

[@Apticx]

This is such a cool series! Really enjoying watching the progress

[@TheZombieSaints]

Same! I was looking forward to this second one. 👍

[@dhruvakalur]

Same, Can I Get Famous?

[@maeldorne5522]

Would love to see a third part where you launch it from another bigger plane and use a gyro to help you keep it straight. I think targeting 200 mph would be very fun as it will need to be more reliable as well.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Amazing how a toy that started out looking like a P-80 Shooting Star, has ended up looking like the prototype V-1 bomb that had a pilot for development of the airframe.

[@fonesrphunny7242]

Really reminded me of the Japanese Oka by the end.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

@@fonesrphunny7242 Was that the small aircraft developed from the shared V1 plans sent to Japan, but kept the pilot?

[@lunar0008]

Omg that was amazing

[@Halocon720]

It looks like it’s about to slam into an American ship at 700mph for the glory of the Emperor of Japan

[@wiliamtuilau4720]

Yeah it looks like it

[@iliketurbosofficial]

😂

[@Mardi.skeleton]

Just for them to surrender to us

[@DIGITALRC]

Fantastic rc project 👍😎

[@CallmeSam00]

You can see a major issue at 1:02 - Your wings and ailerons are wobbling under excess load. I had this issue all the time when running foam models with electric motors that had 5-10x the recommended wattage, great fun btw, nothing quite like seeing a drivetrain being ripped out of a poorly reinforced foam fuselage.. Anyway, the best solution I found for wobbly wings was a carbon fiber spar. I used 0.5mm and 1mm thick flatstock that was wider than the thickness of the wing. i then cut the wing all the way through lengthwise and used contact cement (UHU POR) to glue everything back together, then dremeled off the excess carbon fiber material. You would not believe how stiff such a wing was, afterwards. For ailerons, I reinforced the root of the wing cutout in a similar fashion and then used fiberglassed balsa ailerons instead of the original foam ones. They tend to hold the torsion forces much more reliably.

[@ItsApollo5055]

the ailerons are wobling because of the gyro correcting and over correcting itself at a very fast speed i think

[@N9197U]

it's not because of load, it's the gyro overcompensation.

[@Jynxx_13]

Use the smaller lighter SKYRC SK-500023 GPS + GLONASS Performance Analyzer for more reliable speed measurement.

[@awesomecronk7183]

Insane results! I wonder if a big part of the reason the GPS recorded excessively low is because its sample rate is low enough that it didn't catch the full turns and thus misjudged the distance traveled. It would be handy if you could adjust the sample rate on it

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

Disassemble that heavy, bulky camera. Build a paper thin teardrop/Venturi shaped pod for just the CCD part, extend the electronics package into the fuselage with an umbilical ribbon cable.

[@MikeStallone]

This was so creative, from how you dropped the aircraft to keeping the rocket motors from falling out. Keep it up bro, really loving these vids

[@Project-Air]

Thanks, Mike!

[@NonLethalGhost]

this reminds me of Mark Rober's "Egg drop from space" video

[@anjaliaravind201]

​@@Project-Air😮😂🎉😢😮😅😊❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊😅😮😢🎉😂Pranav

[@pierreselenne6761]

This was a great video to watch

[@chroniclesofnowhere1269]

I saw the thumbnail as a scale MXY-7 and figured the landings would be interesting.

[@HARL3QU1N_YT]

Just an idea (if you have the money) you should try and get a headset and a small camera for the front so you have better visuals for the plane

[@10KLucas_]

I'm always impressed by your creations everytime

[@Locke93]

wilddd

[@swecreations]

10:30 sound quality on this onboard was impressive!

[@knightsun2920]

Have you plugged the boosters with compressed cat litter to prevent the engine casing from ejecting from last time? The reason I am suggesting this is to make a more powerful and completed burn of all the propellent the engine has, like the A10-P.

[@petermuller608]

Those cocktail stabilizers are such a Kerbal solution xD

[@jojojo33333]

I'm not sure how reliable the Velocity from GPS is. They use the dopper effect to get the speed which accuracy is debatable. Aircraft to this day use piot tubes for airspeed (also a thing bc if you fly into the wind gps is ground speed). And there are ones for drones aswell with i2c connections. Just a suggestion. Awesome video!!

[@zoiders]

Radio waves are effectively moving at the speed of light so there is no measurable doppler effect.

[@julianmrgl9568]

the motor ejecting was wasteful but looked sick af

[@kickapoo1390]

I would have liked to see you testing the GPS to replicate the failure. No worries I'm sure you can add that as a clip on a relevant video. If you keep building ultra fast things you will need to find an alternative! Keep it up, great video

[@aGabay]

The GPS is irrelevant - this is an aircraft, not a car. He needs to measure airspeed.

[@castform57]

@@aGabay even air speed is kinda tough one. A super light plane can take off at 0 ground speed in high wind for example. Is that plane moving fast? No, it's the wind blowing fast.

[@aGabay]

@@castform57 you are right and wrong. Yes, from a geographical stand point it's not moving. But from the aerodynamic stand point it is moving! Pilots use airspeed to fly the plane, ground speed is used only for navigation.

[@matthewvogt7204]

This is one of those videos that you press the like button before you even watch it.

[@Joao-pm8je]

Congrats, you just made a plane-shaped rocket

[@JAEUFM]

For the camera mounting, I was expecting maybe mounting it in the nose of the aircraft, with a clear aerodynamic cone to cover it. Your idea is much better though.

[@krnldude]

You're very talented! I'd like to see more content like this.

[@BlitzK]

Looks like fun.... maybe some swept back wings?

[@Rcbeacon]

Maybe the gps sampled at 1Hz and wasn't able to get a good fix on speed within a short curved flight. I wonder if the rapid change in altitude affected the gps accuracy. The gps receivers I've used were quite slow to update altitude changes.

[@Thefrogbread]

Make a rocket booster that drops the plane virgin galactic style

[@johnreynolds5103]

I love what you do and your endless enthusiasm, juts a question on this series, other than the Bell X1 when did you last see a high speed aircraft with a straight wing? Maybe a swept wing would be better? Keep up the great work

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Pilatus PC-9 has straight wings.

[@simonabunker]

I think that would only make a difference if you are going supersonic? Maybe the wings could be thinner though?

[@johnreynolds5103]

@@simonabunker I dunno lots of post war subsonic aircraft had swift ants, teh Gnat, hunter similar, harrier, etc. But you might be right

[@StrelitziaLiveries]

It suspiciously looks really close to the mxy7 ohka

[@LoisoPondohva]

​@@StrelitziaLiveriesit started as a p-80, still looks closer to it to me.

[@eddeeson]

The engines pop out because it is a rocket motor, so the ejection charge fires after the engine(Usually to pop open the parachute)

[@OMEGOOLIEBIRD]

Fantastic video! I would love to work with you on part 3 of this project if that is possible somehow?! I have also wanted to try a rocket for a long time. I think you could go way beyond 400kmh even with foam. A Funjet airframe is already capable of 400kmh+, so we can easily build something better than a Funjet. Do you have access to bigger motors or is the max legal size? I know Ceasaroni do some huge motors, but don't know about the laws here in the Uk. Do you want a colab for pt3? I actually don't see why we couldn't challenge the outright record for pt4.. It would be possible go beyond transonic with a small delta and the biggest motor we could get hold of, maybe work with a licensed rocketry specialist to get access to the big boy motors!

[@darrenfalconer3267]

Can I just ask why you think he would want to work with you? I see comments like this all the time from general viewers. Do you have a similar size channel?

[@OMEGOOLIEBIRD]

@@darrenfalconer3267 I keep replying to this comment, but the replies disappear?

[@droko9]

If you do ever come back to this project, you should make a "catapult" launch system like they have on air craft carriers

[@DoubleBFPV]

Great work man! That looked like it was pretty fun actually!

[@harrym5252]

12:22 the barrel role was pretty sick

[@fixedskidz]

Looks just like the Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka which is a Japanese kamikaze rocket plane from ww2. A horrible thing to be compared to but I saw the resemblance instantly

[@slothywoth6128]

I love everything aviation, you are my ideal KZbin channel.

[@danielprivate7442]

I'd like to see what speed could be achieved with a swept wing design. Maybe even a Delta wing. It's that straight wing slowing things down.

[@rooki3gunn3r40]

Like that the rocket plane is very similar to the Japanese Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka from late war period of WW2 that was used as kamikaze rocket planes against US warships.

[@j-wings]

That last flight definitely looked a lot faster. Way to hit your target!

[@SAROSRUSSIAN]

Watch Igor Negoda for the real fast RC plane with a turbo jet engine.

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, James! Really well done! 😃 But yeah, the GPS module got a bit too scared to register it correctly. 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@tonkco8435]

Bro made a v1 rocket

[@pat_makes_stuff]

Awesome video James! Nice to see you have found a cameraman.

[@Can_Head]

Bros making an RC X-15

[@acebubbles5023]

looks a lot like the MXY-7 Ohka now

[@bossysmaxx]

we caul them tuthpicks

[@qtgaming6902]

Quick tip make sure u got a camera like a 1st person shooter so u can see where u are going. Maybe like a vr head set.

[@henryknox4511]

Funjet ultra is doing 250 mph plus. OMGOOLIEBIRD channel posted it 6~ years ago. Maybe YOUR fastest rc jet- lol.

[@andrewallan6802]

“lol”. Thank you Professor Cox.

[@henryknox4511]

@@andrewallan6802 You're welcome Mr. Dumbasce!

[@westleyszatkowski389]

8:00 lol I have that sweatshirt it's my favorite

[@shortshrimp]

the orange and the shape remind me of the first mach plane the Bell x1

[@ChrisMisMYhandle]

Great job James. As entertaining as it would be to see, I'm glad it didn't end in a flaming pile of foam and electronics.

[@jeremywright7832]

5:47 bro that's when i realized you're a pure genius!

[@johnnymaynard299]

Awesome video, thanks for taking us on your flight.

[@andrewd9518]

1). Recess the motor into the fuselage, 2). Make the motor mount hollow to allow for airflow throught the mount, 3). Open the air ducts and let the venturi effect increase thrust

[@SimonPass230267]

Brilliant project. Loved that. Thanks.

[@andreaskampmiller7756]

air-dropping a rc-plane from a quad-copter? it is so simple, it is BRILLIANT!

[@astrokid7664]

congrats, don't sell yourself short you guys always do great. personally Looked closely at landmarks my figure was more like 147/148. regardless its just fun to see what you are up to, never a dull moment...

[@stickmanblubbles4489]

A propeller in the nose would remove the need for a drop and still have aligned center of thrust and center of gravity. Also a wing high up on the fuselage or a strong dihedral wing angle could minimize wing strikes on landing and make the plane more stable in flight.

[@binarymalehim]

Look how green the grass is ❤❤❤ absolutely why I love the UK and Ireland.

[@wagnertal]

In the 4 weeks since this last video, my life has changed

[@DRINNIX]

This is an awesome channel

[@manu280519]

You could also try to search for another rc pilot and let him hook your plane into the air. In this case you already have good speed and the right direction.

[@chillaxter13]

That's what I thought too! Tow it up like a glider

[@w13rdguy]

Somebody go fund this guy!!

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

Research "insert molding" Create a framework from carbon tubes. Glue all electronics and mechanical parts to frame. Spray foam entire thing, harden, cut & sand to desired shape, 1 solid piece.

[@gpetheri]

Barrel roll at 12:21 ....... Best part of the video!

[@WeNoticed]

MORE ROCKET AND PLANE THINGS PLEASEEEEE

[@NexVoidGaming]

Oh sweet! A part deux! And it's aero! Woooo

[@kapetanzeceta]

So impressed and love the plane it do be being like sanic

[@ice_exx6246]

I would definitely watch him 24/7 if he uploaded more frequently

[@patatapatatera934]

Just a little idea for the camera: place it inside the body in an upright position and attach a mirror at 45º to the lens, so it still records back footage, but now with a much smaller footprint

[@ralphm4132]

...or two mirrors for Ye Periscope effect if mounting it flat would be helpful

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

That looks like a Japanese OKA suicide Plane from WWII. Americans named it BAKA, means Crazy!!!! Look it up!!! Outstanding WORK!!!

[@diyfireking]

It was incredible. 😍😍

[@JoshuaFerguson]

Awesome, well done.

[@lerk.]

Have you seen the video by Integza where he uses the Fan of that Dyson hair dryer? I wonder how well that would work for RC planes.

[@air-headedaviator1805]

Project success! Congrats James

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

Those solid rocket motors have "report" charge at the end, designed to deploy a parachute or streamer. Plug it up with hot glue, it should just fire out of the nozzle.

[@trexwentmissing]

This guy can make a foam plane into a mini rc jet.

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

Seeing it after the first test flight was a gut punch NGL

[@WCKD.]

So this is basically how to turn a T-33 EDF into a RC model of Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka. 😆

[@amyross2364]

The flyby was unbelivable!

[@jacobsheppard862]

Love how the orange paint makes it look like the old X1.

[@pablorages1241]

The solution to all problems .... MORE POWER !

[@dr.janitor2674]

Great video! Your enthusiasm is uplifting!

[@WiFi_0916]

Congratulations !🎉

[@Alan_Hans__]

I would say that leaving the camera off could easily gain you 20mph. Creating a clear naca shaped shroud over it should gain you most of that speed. The gains from the shortened wings and the sharpened trailing edges of the wings would be nothing compared to the blunt body of the camera sticking out the top of the airframe. Great result with a fairly low tech build.

[@thanasisrks4944]

You should make a GPS guided cruise missile of some sort. That'd be cool

[@smemers]

Mom! Cancel the dentist. ProjectAir uploaded a now video

[@blitzzbob5643]

Throw a pov camera on it, and modify it to carry a small payload. Ukraine would love this.

[@jah-jah87]

Im aware that the issue is a "lack of data" due to perhaps the refresh rate of your gps unit. Im just a hobbyist but it's common in the RC COMUNITY a little unit called GSM020 as it allows you to measure and analyze many aspects of your build using the latest GPS and GLONASS which gives you Acceleration, G-force, Speed, Time, Distance, High and Vertical Velocity To be clear, this has been one of the most accurate devices due to all of it advantages over traditional small gps units which might be accurate but it takes them to long in between intervals to be "accurate enough" in short bursts of speed.

[@bobsoup2319]

Love the series, but the fastest rc plane went like over 700 km per hour, sooo still got a ways to go. Hopefully more videos abt this then!

[@warbird11_]

I think thats the fastest turbine rc jet, he tries to do it with an edf... He kinda cheated tho

[@hammertime732]

I love how, other than the tail design, you trial and errored your way to basically recreating the Bell X-1.

[@Otarii-kf1mr]

Thanks for the ride...lol was fun

[@brei.z]

Really cool.... Co'mon, stick a bigger motor in it and go again 🙂. So you know conclusively

[@Astrawboy_NameAlreadyInUse]

3:56 my nose after I put my finger in there.