Elevating RC Flight ✈️ Witness the Thrust Vectoring Magic of the Freewing MiG-29!

[@MLOO123]

@0.38... like watching the SU-57 in the Maverick movie...

[@RC4ever]

Hehehehehe... ♡♡♡

[@ActionRC-Russ]

Nice job again my friend , what system do you use to edit your video's? Looks great 👍

[@RC4ever]

Thank you very much! I edit on DaVinci Resolve. Really powerful video editor! 👍🏼

[@nirlachman007]

Stunning! How do you like it compared to the SU-35? Would you say it’s worth to have them both?

[@RC4ever]

Definitely yes! They are very different!

[@RC4ever]

I still kinda prefer the Su-35 overall. More power, more controllability. But the 29's sheer size and weight allow it to pull some moves in a way that most EDFs around would be found wanting. There's some truth to the 'bigger is better' argument. Well, certainly not necessarily better, but it does convey full-scale behavior more accurately :)

[@nirlachman007]

@@RC4ever thanks bro! Keep it up!!

[@RC4ever]

@@nirlachman007 It's appreciated bro! Thanks for your continued feedback! :D

[@mariuszabedzki6446]

Hi, do you launch with thrust vectoring enabled for the elevator? I'm wondering if it can help or not because I have troubles to launch on my grass field

[@RC4ever]

Yes, I have the vectored nozzle active always, and yes, they should help rotating earlier, but you may also want to check your CG. Should better be at least 15mm behind the factory marks.

[@mariuszabedzki6446]

@@RC4ever thanks, I'll check. What ratio do you use for nozzle movement, 1:1 or something else. Not sure how to describe it properly, but for example when you move the elevator, the nozzles servo weight is the same or smaller?

[@RC4ever]

@mariuszabedzki6446 You mean exponential, I use the same expo for control surfaces and nozzles, typically in the order of 60-80% when using full mechanical deflections

[@janmb]

w00t

[@RC4ever]

I need to upgrade the EDFs already and drop in some gyros... then it'll be super-w00ty! 😁😁😁