Flite Test | Tiny Trainer BUILD

[@philippe5394]

I'm 69 years old, I'm going to build myself my first plane, I've wanted to for so long. I was impressed by the amount of information, little or very important, that you give throughout this video. Well done! Philippe from France.

[@Mr_ZigZag]

69 lol weird number dmn

[@adamrunok]

You're never too old to become a child.Fly crash rebuild fly crash and rebuild but have fun doing it my friend

[@richardclark2495]

Josh, you are the Bob Ross of Foam Board Airplanes. Your "Use the table as your friend" is just like his "happy little accidents."

[@MisterM18]

hahahahahahahahhaha

[@stevebenz758]

I've been a quad pilot for about 1.5 years and finally ventured into scratch building of the Trainer as my first foray into fixed wing flight. I built my Trainer after watching the excellent video here (with my share of mistakes "WTF? The plans are mirrored???"!!) I completely enjoyed the build experience, and maidened this morning for my first ever fixed wing flight! I WAS AMAZED at how this thing responded to my inexperienced command inputs! Best flight experience ever! About 1-1/2 minutes in air until the gust of wind flipped it over and sent me back to the shop for a couple of hot-glue repairs and a new prop! I CAN'T WAIT for a calm day! THANK YOU FLITE TEST!!!!!!!!! I AM HOOKED!!!! Simple Soarer is next!!

[@MyBigThing2010]

Steve Benz YEAH..I also didn't notice the damn plans are backwards until I had most of the pieces cut ....SO PISSED!

[@txdave2]

I got started in RC flying about 7 months ago. I've spent quite a bit of cash on various planes. Most fly pretty well. I built a Tiny Trainer last weekend and flew it about 10 times today. I am blown away by how well this inexpensive little plane flies. For pure fun you can't beat it. It does well as a relaxing floaty flyer, but also can do some pretty cool aerobatics. I flew mine with 1000mAh 2S and 850mAh 3S batteries. The fact that it cost so little money takes away a lot of the stress of flying more expensive planes.

[@mandarkolhatkar8315]

thanks for the battery specs. i was thinking of buying a 500 mah 2s battery but if it worked for you I will also use the 100 mah 2s bats I have lying around

[@marianbalaban728]

Ok

[@arkonis6884]

a whole year after i built the fokker DR1 speed kit with a friend and crashing it many many times, i didn't find time to get back to the hobby. This year i finally purchased the zero and the trainer kit, today was my first fly with the trainer and i absolutely love it!!!! it was my first real time flying a plane that i built as the DR1 just was too fast for me, i am in LOVE thank you all at Flite test for providing so much content, tips and kits to build!!

[@fupabox]

The sound of cutting and bending the foam is oddly soothing.. like a crackling fire... I may be going crazy or something, but I love that freaking sound :)

[@tylerscott305]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response

[@tuttuti123]

nah firewood cracking is actually soothing

[@franklucci7449]

i think it suonds like nails on a calkboard

[@gatomalabarista]

Me ocurre exactamente lo mismo

[@richiebricker]

Oh yeah, THANKS fur all the help getting me started building and flying my own planes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@feltav5719]

I come back to old videos from time to time... And I love ur vibe josh... The kind of guy to give u bad news and give u a hug which will make everything better.

[@enigma9789]

just built this plane from scratch.. glides wonderfully. working on everything i need for my daughter to build one. It takes a ton of time when scratch building

[@livinggood5545]

I have to say for you guys showing all the younger kids how to do this and to encourage them to try is amazing. I think what you guys are doing with your knowledge and reaching out to the kids thru out the community is awesome. Thanks for all you guys do, From the camera man to the secretary to all the people involved...... oh yes even the drone camera guy too... Looking forward to buying some of your products you guys have to offer. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.

[@jimfang2090]

Josh, wanted to thank you for doing these directions. This the second I've watched, always wanted to get into rc aircraft. My next step will be to purchase the complete kit and tool kit, won't be immediately, but will happen. Thanks again Jim

[@shivamshsr-345]

i know its been one year but have you started working with rc hopefully yes i wish all the best for you

[@phatoofperformance6717]

Hi flite test, thank you so much for giving everyone the templates for free it makes it so much easier for people like me who don't have much money to get into the hobby so thank you so much again.

[@MrHristoB]

Just wanted to thank you for this video. We've built and flown the glider this evening with my 8 year old son. Even without the power it flies wonderful. Cant be easier than that. I've to get more foam board tomorrow.... Thanks guys!!

[@Shimshams]

Great video thank you, things have changed in model building since I was a kid, and am thinking of taking the plunge and making a simple plane.you make it look so easy. One thing...hot glue cools / sets...it doesn’t dry....pedantic I know but... Again thanks for the video. 👍👍

[@1mikeb]

My 11yo son and i scratch built this plane with the sport wing from the ft plans (kit was out of stock), finished yesterday, flew it today. We each have about 40 hours flying time, and this is the best/easiest flying plane we've built. I wish we'd made one when we first started in rc last year. Thanks for the plans and great build video!

[@Buzbud]

Absolutely professional production. I am so impressed with the narration. First class top to bottom. Very bright guys at work here.

[@daniellesmith1059]

Just building this kit right now. Have never heard better instructions. And so pleasantly presented.

[@richiebricker]

Nobody can "Show the camera" what youre doing like you do. Some of it is the camera man (your son right?) but it seems like you instinctively know how to move yourself and the project without getting in the way and we all see exactly what your teaching. I dont know if anyone else has noticed so i had to say something. I really appreciate it. Is there a class you can take it or was it all trial and error? Most guys stick with the "Hold on, let me move the camera" and ya still dont see what theyre talkin bout. THANKS

[@CATech1138]

built one about 18 months ago....finally assembled and trimmed it for flight yesterday....came out very nose heavy.....moved the motor pod back 3/8" and the 3s 850 battery is fully covering the launch grip....seems odd but if you are into mass centralization, it's spot on....

[@cypress9735]

Thanks Josh! Officially my first plane to survive a single flight. I harvested a landing gear from an old plane and added a piece of bbq skewer to the tail for dragging and it flies amazing! Pic on the forums :D Side note: I kept having improvement ideas but each time, 30 seconds later in the video, that's what you did anyway!

[@xNELVKALEN]

Josh should do a speed build challenge with one of the build kits against Peter. Would be entertaining for sure.

[@rakshithbaskar6014]

ya thats great

[@klingerrc8342]

I 2nd that!

[@marvfpv1590]

Kalen Mcbride Very good idea! Hope they read it.

[@Trpratt1]

Great idea until they slice a finger off trying to rush lol

[@kocakushh]

@@Autonomous15 hahahahaha

[@WillPursley]

I'm liking the table of contents annotations, gents.

[@aeronautical1]

Well, 7 years after watching this video, and watching almost all other videos on this channel, I’m finally gonna get to actually fly RC, I’m going to be building this plane with the help of an old friend who builds beautiful balsa planes for many years.

[@veronly2]

love the redundancy in the guides and builds helps beginners learn so much faster and gets the tips stuck in their heads

[@wlouisharris]

***** Yah, me too. I'm building my 2nd tiny trainer and I'm flying through the build because this is the 5th plane I've built. Everything becomes easier. I had to re-watch them building the wing but otherwise I'm flying through it.

[@MSmith-jf5wo]

Especially "OLD" heads, like ME! Haha!

[@xCHUNKx]

Awesome video cant wait to get my hands on one of these, I'm a total beginner but this looks really easy to follow! Great work.

[@blakeguyan2662]

i have my trainer up and flying. have had 4 people fly it so far. everyone loves it. it is a great way to get some of my friends into the hobby. tomorrow my 10yr old neice will be trying it and i will give it a shot on high starting. ill post a video to let you know how it goes!

[@unclejack123]

Josh, congrats to all you guys on the success of your youtube videos. and business ventures. As a retired A&P mechanic and long time model builder(mostly 48th scale plastic A/C) I would like to compliment you on your aerodynamic knowledge and your build/design skills. Most of all I'd like to tell you that you have a great gift.........the ability to Instruct.........I've done a lot of "teaching" in my life and most of the people I've attempted to "impart knowledge" to have "gotten IT". It's not a simple thing to do........but, it is easier to do if you really enjoy what you're doing. Again Congratulations and keep up the good work........p.s. Watched your bio video...did you ever pursue and get your private pilot's license ? I never got mine and it's one of my "should haves". JRW

[@nicholaswellmerling1075]

Nice job thank you Josh! Your very good at teaching. You explain things well and in great detail, while showing immense patience! People like you make the world a better place!

[@gardeningoutdoors5209]

The only thing i cant figure out is which one i am going to buy first! I would just print the plans and build one but you guys are doing a great job and I figured i would show some support. I have been into R/C for a long time but never got into flying because it always seamed way to expensive. But now i see you can fly for cheap when your learning

[@kevinlloyd3403]

I built the trainer as a pilot returning to the hobby after 6 years im in the uk so I had to wait for a good day to maiden it, I used west foamboard to build it as we dont have the board that was used in the uk, the west foamboard is much heavier than the adams board. This plane flys great thanks flitetest guys so good to get back on the sticks. A.U.W 414g Esc 12A emax Motor DYS 1806 2300kv Battery Turnigy 800mah 3s 5g servos Prop APC 6x4.5

[@yorrs001]

I congratulate you. It is a meticulous work very neat, detailed and the result is an excellent aircraft that flies well in its 2 engine versions. Excellent. Greetings from Argentina, Jorge

[@aidanc4719]

i love that you include free plans.

[@NOTHINGbutGOAT]

S available in Google

[@amypellin]

My 8 year old daughter is trying this! You are awesome flitetest

[@josephfreeman5289]

Found a fs-th9x controler at good will with the 9 channel reciever for $4. Found your videos, they are great. I hope to get into flying for under $50 and buy components that i can use for upgrades later on. Final goal: Racer with estes rocket for extra boost

[@MyBigThing2010]

Joseph Freeman you're lucky! Goodwill shops around here try to sell everything at damn near the brand new retail price of the item. Such a rip off. I don't even bother going in unless I need a transformer out of a microwave for a project or something...and even then I'm paying $25 for a unit that's gross, beat to hell and was under $40 brand new. An RC TX would be the same way once they googled it and seen the New price. You are lucky man!

[@jasoncameron34]

i bought a kit and yes they are fun and the guys from flitefest do a great job from design to packaging keep up the great work guys

[@hdiproducts]

Wow, nice machine guys! This reminds me of a cardboard glider from the old fashion days of 1975! Thanks for the fun videos, John

[@MK2EA]

definitely getting this as my first RC plane, cant wait. Never thought id say this but flitetest videos are so entertaining, even the builds and reviews lol

[@CodeWright]

+MK2EA Your profile pic matches fits

[@CodeWright]

+MK2EA at least the second part of what you said

[@wlouisharris]

I just started this build after building the nutball and FT Flyer. This is a lot more challenging build. I'm building from scratch using tiled plans. I had the fuselage cut out correctly but mis-judged because I did not account for the B fold. So I cut about a cm off; then realized I had it right to begin with. So back to the drawing board. Going to keep at it because this looks like a great plane.

[@wlouisharris]

vista7 I finished this build. As mentioned I had a few measurements off on the fueselage, but it flies great as a 3 channel plane. Suggestion on motor combo - I used 2300kv Power Up, 2s 500mah, 10 amp ESC, and a 7035/7inch prop. It's not overly powerful but it is a smooth and very easy going flier. It's easily the best flying plane I have.

[@seanpaula8924]

thanks Josh. so glad i found you guys.

[@michaelkrepel3182]

Josh, I really like your build videos. You do an excellent job of explaining things and demonstrate a lot of patience. I noticed something in this one that you hadn't explained before and I don't think you got it quite right. A dihedral is defined as an angle formed by two planar (flat) surfaces. A polyhedral is a shape formed by more than two planar (flat) surfaces. I had never heard the expression poly-dihedral. In my experience it is either flat, dihedral, or polyhedral when talking about wings. I might be wrong on that point, but that is the way we say it where I live.

[@gatomalabarista]

Totalmente de acuerdo.

[@mad4fly-madforfly399]

I only found out about this site today. I am making foamboard air planes too. You are so cool. I'm a beginner, but I'm going to try my best . thank you the good information

[@jamesfuhr5568]

Thanks to everyone at Flitetest, I just built this plane. I'm a noob and I was able to get it flying on my third outing. I'm really excited to with all your videos, plans and store.

[@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307]

3 years later and its all the brown Waterproof stuff now. looking at it from the white foam board is really weird but i like how a transmitter was provided with the kit (i don't think Customs like this one since i had to pay an extra $40 in duty to ship this one and it was held up for almost 2 weeks but the SE Biplane made it in a Week and wasn't charged duty) and i don't have a RC hobby store locally that deals with Airplanes or Helicopters. i have to go out to the Metro Vancouver area just get a transmitter which is an 30 min to hour drive depending on traffic. Thank you Flite test for getting me into the RC Airplane hobby it's nice change from Drones. (Experimenting if i can rig a Camera in a RC Airplane) and for providing this fallow along video. The Planes fly both great (although the BIplane was a bitch to build compared to this)

[@kylewatson577]

I did a scratch build of the tiny trainer. Just flew it yesterday. Awsome plane.

[@PranjalSingh]

LOVE the index feature. You guys do the work so systemetic! Worth the wait.

[@teedtad2534]

Nice! I will have much fun doing this! Made out of foam???!

[@m.a1424]

josh is the dad everyone wants

[@atmm89]

you are a great teacher, well done Allan

[@jeffbeck6501]

I never knew how complex this RC plane stuff was until I started watching this channel. I may need to start with a drone or something easier than a plane. But thanks for this wonderful channel. Someday I will fly an RC plane.

[@teresatereska2822]

,Ns

[@poeticnight9339]

I'm a fan of your chanel. I've watched most of your videos. I wanna make a request to you to show us how to design a RC aircraft. We beginner's will be grateful to Flite Test.

[@marino5011]

Bless you sir, a guy sneezed at 25:06 so bless you haha

[@jcoronet2000]

prop number 1: did my first trick a vertical flat turn before planting the nose into the ground (flight time 2 seconds) prop number 2: learned the difference between air speed and ground speed. (flight time about 10 minutes)

[@archiguitarchi]

I could be wrong, but the four channel version of this little plane reminds me very much of the Ugly Sticks I've had back in my glow fuel days. If I get one of these it'll be to recapture the wonderful predictable flight character of the US's.

[@TumaTime]

this will be my first purchase next month looking forward to building it

[@kardRatzinger]

It would be great if you could tell what the target empty weight and AUW are for each of the builds.

[@julieh7478]

+kardRatzinger The target weight is on the plans. 193g without battery. In the glider version with two servos, battery, and receiver, I had to add a lot of weight to the front to get the CG right. I ended up with an AUW of 288g. I suspect the motorized version's AUW would be similar once balanced. I'm considering lengthening the nose a tiny bit to cut the weight down.

[@Discus1025]

Hi, nice cool building video, but i think it is necessary to let people know they need to zero the servo before put the rocker on it. Thx

[@Justin-nx5ou]

I crashed my 4 channel on a two cell like 10 times friday night and broke a few props. cartwheeled a few times. hit a few soccer goal posts..... the works. its still flying great! i built 1 from the speed build kit and built 4 more from plans. great way into the hobby!! i gotta say though, 4 channel with the 3s battery is the way to go i feel. it needs to be pretty calm to fly the 3 channel and have good control.

[@wilruugames]

ailerons are always nice to have, hate to fly without them myself, dont like to use the rudder that much

[@shirsha9093]

What if you don't have a transmitter without a computer screen on it like the hobbyking transmitter that is suggested in the flitetest article for the recommended electronics?

[@niq872]

Shirso Supratim i think is would still work if its just 3 channel because that would be throttle, elevator and rudder. what kind do you have.

[@toddkuhrt4380]

Thats fine just adjust the throws by putting the linkages in the lower holes as he suggested. Listen again.

[@uahasjayadewa2920]

Hey flite test I am a first time maker and I love your videos, and right now I trying to make a plane, but I wan' t that specific foam board that you guys build. I' m trying to build the Avro Lancaster, so could you please help me with this project...

[@mattmarmora]

What do tilled plans mean?? Is it harder than the regular or easier and in what way?

[@toddkuhrt4380]

Means it will print on 8X11 paper in a printer. Just tape the numbered papers together.

[@mattmarmora]

Ohhh ok i thought it had something to do with aircraft

[@niq872]

Todd Kuhrt do you know how to get it so that it prints one the entire page without leaving a margin i tried changing it but it still leaves space

[@ScottCalkins]

99.9 of printers cannot print all the way to the edge of the paper. Use the stock settings and cut them down as needed.

[@toddkuhrt4380]

Make sure Scale 100% you may have margin but line up dotted lines/ overlap paper or trim it. You have to eye it sometimes.

[@gpo1956]

I absolutely love these guys!!

[@johnnyappleseed.4420]

Do you guys use a laser cutter to cut the foam board?

[@mlss5413]

I know im waaaaay late but instead of throwing it could u put landing gear on it??

[@lushfox]

I found that the hot glue isn't quite enough to hold the servos into the fuselage, they wiggle themselves free of the glue. You might want to sand the bottom of the servo and the side. Make sure both sides are glued and glued well. Personally, I gave up and used a foam safe CA on the side and bottom of the servos, now both of my servos don't wiggle. You have to be careful tho, otherwise you'll CA glue the moving parts of the servo which would be no bueno.

[@adamrunok]

I know it's been a while since the video has been posted.But I do have a question.Can I use...... "foam safe" CA glue (aka foam safe, super glue) Instead of hot glue??????

[@willpernal6229]

Yesssss! Just built it and she flys great

[@ItsBruhzzle]

Is it possible to add wheels or will that make it unstable?

[@lunar710]

What is used for the push rods and is it included in the kit on the flite test store

[@gatomalabarista]

La bancada soporte de la cuaderna parallamas, que viene dibujada en los planos, genera una desviación del eje motor a la derecha muy exagerada. Creo que es incorrecto. En el video no se observa que haya aplicado ninguna desviación del eje motor para compensar el par motor. Ustedes han aplicado desviación del eje motor? Hacia la derecha? Hacia abajo? Si? no? Gracias por sus respuestas.

[@southpawje]

If you plan to paint your plane, should you do so prior to the tape reinforcement of the noses or skip it altogether?

[@kylewatson577]

I use painters tape for that it’s paintable.

[@itsmehere4703]

Hey! Any idea where I can buy those linkage stoppers from? Power pack A seems to be out of stock. Please help?

[@shivengarg9022]

hi, in the simple wing, when we add polyhedral, do we have to fully cut the score cut at the bottom thanx

[@davids5123]

Is there a reason you crossed the push rods? Left rod glued to right side of fuselage etc.

[@ostrik3351]

Because physics.

[@richiebricker]

No Winglets? What they dont save gas on an electric plane? lol. Just finished building the trainer and excited. I bought a cheap 2212/6T 2200kv motor radio and esc combo. It didnt fly so well with a heavier foam plane I have so maybe this lighter plane will work better. Or is this esc garbage? Ive heard good things about these motors but not even sure if its the one i have. Someone said "Get a 250 size motor" I sais "What?" All the brushess motors Ive seen have 4 digits so Ill have to study on that

[@niteshpant1974]

Hi Josh...................... I like your flying skills... keep it up

[@gasperbucinel]

That plane is the best rc flyer in the world. It flies sooooo wellll!!

[@micahblackwood5037]

Should I buy a CW motor Or CCW motor? I know you want the propeller to spin counter clockwise. So if you have a CW motor spinning counter clockwise then it would constantly be keeping the nut tight on the propeller. Is that correct?

[@oskarjennische2490]

Micah Blackwood if u use cw motor that is spinning ccw it will slowly loosen up. You better use locktite or something then it will work.

[@loganyoung2408]

Ordered one the other day. How do I tell if I got the water-resistant foam board or not?

[@MyBigThing2010]

Logan Young water resistant ie Brown and regular is white

[@ENCHANTMEN_]

I'd suggest practicing with the scrap foam before making the 45° cut on the elevator. My first attempt was very rough until I figured out the technique

[@ptoughneigh854]

For the servos could I use some industrial strength double side sticky foam/tape?

[@arsalyusufi5336]

Very good and informative, will you please tell us which type of foam board are you using. Because foam boards are pretty hard to get my hands on in my area. Also please tell us the alternatives for that. I'll be glad if someone answer me.

[@indydurtdigger2867]

I'm building one of these now as a dry run glider before ordering the kits to motorize the next one. The stuff they recommend if buying your own is what the Dollar Tree/Dollar stores sell but almost any department store with a crafts section has it. Without measuring it I'd guess its just shy of 1/4" thick and is paper backed on both sides. One thing I found in short order is to make sure the glue you use gives plenty of time work with before it sets up. The stuff I had to start with set up almost instantly and I fudged up the first fuselage section because the glue set too quick and not too sure I can make it work.

[@arsalyusufi5336]

@@indydurtdigger2867 Thanks for your reply dude. But it turns out that the foam boards are still not available for me in India.

[@indydurtdigger2867]

@@arsalyusufi5336 Yeah. I didn't catch that your in India when I chimed in with that. If you look through their videos they have some flying wing designs that they made out of cardboard. I have recently built a couple of gliders from their online prints and believe that the more simple ones like the Tiny Trainer could easily be made from cardboard. The Tiny Trainer I built was missing the cutouts for the polyhedral portion of the wing I used (printer ran out of ink) and it flies just fine with a straight wing.

[@arsalyusufi5336]

@@indydurtdigger2867 Thanks man, I have already started making it out of cardboard.

[@celinull2836]

@@arsalyusufi5336 Look in your local homeworkshop for depron plates, they are used to thermal insulate a house interiour. They should work.

[@all_xneeshneesh9428]

What motor and prop are you using

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

Not just an excellent trainer, but a fun Plane to modify and experiment with!!

[@SeabornNomad]

Is there a way I can buy 2x scale of this wing laser precut, maybe even in the monster size foam? I want to put it on a CF stick frame. My first plane was a red 1s Pico stick, excellent slow fly but could go a little faster.

[@ferretdex8843]

0:20 look it’s a golden retriever!

[@8rgus]

n00b question. I dont have foam board but I have cardboard.. can i use that instead?

[@joejoeevans]

have you ever tried using a rasp or file to bevel the edges?

[@docramen2795]

Grest job Josh :) can i know is this foam is paper laminated PVC foam ?

[@Kezat]

Great idea with the Index in the video itself.

[@6Dontjudgeme6]

Flitetest crew, some people want to make the best of one piece of foam board and use ever little bit. I think there should be a challenge where the crew members try to make the most efficient yet effective model using one average sheet of foam board. I say that because I recently made a plane with very little scrap all I had was the pieces from making angle cuts for the wings and small corners for squeegees. Thank y'all if you at least thought about it Or even read this.

[@travistracy5456]

I scratch built my sparrow in one sheet of foam board.

[@BryanCantDance]

FliteTest You guys should make a Duct Tape Airplane. Like Duct Tape Air Frame or something. Peter would do some crazy stuff with that challenge.

[@johnb450]

After a childhood of building and flying RC gliders, I was excited to introduce my 8 year old son to the world of RC. I bought this kit with electronics and tool kit. The build went ok. The link to the power pod build in the description is wrong. It is not the power pod that comes with this kit. I just improvised the pod build before finding the proper video somewhere else on their channel. I ended up gluing the firewall to the wrong side of pod and had to tear it apart to repair. when doing so, two of the wires fell out of the motor. I ordered a new motor and flew the plane once in glider config so we could at least fly that weekend. New motor came and after installing, I went to hook up battery pack and test it. Battery was dead and charger flashes error led's. It will not charge now. Now I have $300 worth of chinese crap on my workbench and a disappointed 8 year old. What I hoped would bring great joy to me and my boy has only brought heartache and frustration. I miss the days when I had my Futaba radio made in Japan. That radio worked flawlessly for 20 years. This Chinese POC lasted one flight.(Spectrum DXe radio, Tattu battery, Electron Li32AC charger, Flite test 1806 motor)

[@gatomalabarista]

La bancada soporte de la cuaderna parallamas, que viene dibujada en los planos, genera una desviación del eje motor a la derecha muy exagerada. Creo que es incorrecto. En el video no se observa que haya aplicado ninguna desviación del eje motor para compensar el par motor.

[@weedweapon]

your camera crew has really risen to the challenge. They move from wide to close on long shots with total fluidity....i have been watching since the beginning and i just had to say...well done. Feels as my building has progressed along with my success rate in this hobby, the quality and production of your team has been paralleling my own progress, it's been a nice, albeit remote, partnership. Thanks Flite Test.

[@ENCHANTMEN_]

What do you do if the glue dries and it's not square? I have it close, but just a little off, since it cooled before I could get out the level

[@blakemiddleton9354]

Your so strong how do you bend the push rods so easily

[@TheSquirrelRCchannel]

Just made a new aileron wing... when setting the dihedral I made it 12inches up at the top instead of about six which is what the gauge reads. I haven’t flown with this new wing yet but I was interested wether this will change its flight characteristics too much? I would greatly appreciate any replies!!

[@GeorgeTsiros]

Can I make this with thick 1-1.5 mm paper, or 2mm hardboard, adjusting the dimensions? Imma try anyway. Can i stick one power pod under each wing?

[@oskarjennische2490]

George Tsiros lolololol gl hf

[@GeorgeTsiros]

Oskar Jennische k

[@oskarjennische2490]

AK everything yes this hobby is expensive but do not buy a power pack. No t worth it. Buy them separately and get a radiolimk at9 radio for around 100 dollar and then you are up in the air. You need a charger too... Get the imax b6, it is great for beginners

[@oskarjennische2490]

AK everything the transmitter is 100 bucks haha. You need a transmitter to fly and radiolink at9 is a good and cheap one. Radiolink at9=100 bucks. You also need a charger to charge your batteries

[@Drunken_Hamster]

What if I want to keep rudder control on my right stick but still have Aileron mixing as an option? Because I feel that the tail should have all of its controls on the same stick, and the throttle and ailerons on the other stick. And since I'm right handed, that means left stick throttle, right stick tail. I know this is mode 4. Basically, I'm saying is there a way to get mode 4 for cheap or on the beginner 6 channel radios? If not, then which radios and or radio systems offer the ability to switch between any mode through software and removing the spring on the vertical part of either stick for correct throttle throw? {{If just removing the spring is how it's done.}}

[@ebubekircellik2284]

Hi firstly thanks for video ,great job .I want to do same project but I didnt understand how can I print the tilted plans(PDF which shared) what should I do I put it in solidworks to draw again but it was hard do you have DXF format for plans ?or could you advice me any way to about print thanks a lot .

[@AlfredoArbe]

Looks cold, but beautiful landscape