H-King F-35 - Glue-N-Go - Foamboard Kit - Hobbyking - Part 1

[@binaputrahobby5793]

The sound ia very good @ Binaputra Hobby

[@Stefan_73]

Can confirm your CoG suggestion. I also started with the manufacturer value of 11.5cm. Plane was unflyable. Then moved to 15.5cm. Beautiful.

[@JamesManimal]

I have the same motor and I put a 5x4x6 almost sounds like a real jet at full

[@2fly4awifi87]

Oh wow, that does sound good. I’ve never tried a 6 blade multi-rotor prop. Just watched this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ-yq4emdt-Aq8k

[@texasuavpilot]

I got some extra Gemfan Flash 6042 6x4.2x3 6 Inch 3-Blade props that I used on my Hubsan 501S drone. Maybe these could work on these jets as well?

[@RickMaddoxSr]

Best HK f-35 walk through that I've seen. Thanks I hope mine fly's as good as yours.

[@MrWildfire78]

THANKS FOR SHaring

[@texasuavpilot]

I almost finished building my F-35 glue-n-go kit today, just have to add the electronics and done. It was a fairly easy build considered I've done several SU-27s and a F-22 kits already. I'm also adding landing gear that I bought from Aliexpress designed for these planes.

[@georgegesualdi432]

thank you so much, your video helped my plane to fly right!

[@2fly4awifi87]

George Gesualdi, you’re welcome!

[@solentlifeuk]

I am not surprised about your wayward CoG with your set-up. The 2826 motor is too long and heavy for these G&G machines ... a better motor is the Hobby King (Mongoose) 2205 2350kv 470W motor with 5.5 x 5.5 race prop - it fits perfect - weight is a lot less. With the 5.5 x 5.5 on a 3S 2200 - you will have good power. Check out my KZbin channel for the Mig29 setup I have ...

[@olegkazantsev8996]

Пропеллер переверните

[@fa300ry]

Hi An you tell me what kind of zip ties you use ? Are they modified to harder ? Thanks

[@2fly4awifi87]

Hi, they’re standard zip ties, not modified. Glue one zip tie on top of the other, and add another - 3 layers total to make them more rigid.

[@Fastnfuri0us69]

HI I LOVE THESE RC PLANES, I ALWAYS WANTED TO FLY ONE AND OWN ONE, BUT I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE MACHINES AND REMOTE CONTROLS AND WHAT ARE THE NAMES OR PARTS IT NEEDS TO WORK TO FLY, I WANNA LEARN AND GET ONE??? CAN YOU HELP?

[@2fly4awifi87]

Yes, the best way is to learn on a flight simulator first. Once you’ve mastered takeoffs, landings, and trained your eye/hand coordination. Then get your first high wing trainer plane. Next are the low wing warbirds. Then this type of pusher prop airplanes or EDF electric ducted fans. For sims search for: RF8 Horizon Hobby Edition with InterLink-X Controller (RFL1000). www.horizonhobby.com/product/airplanes/airplane-radios/simulators/realflight-8-horizon-hobby-edition-rfl1000

[@Fastnfuri0us69]

2FLY4AWIFI: thanks sir

[@Sandokans]

Hi.. That foam 5mm îs hard or soft? Is not epp?!

[@2fly4awifi87]

Rohan 67 it’s somewhere between hard and soft. I’ve hit a light pole pretty hard, and the foam just crinkled. I straightened it and just hot glued it back into place.

[@carlo8336]

ciao anc' hio ho comprato il Sukoi 35,. puoi dirmi cosa hai usato per fare le ruote? grazie ciao

[@2fly4awifi87]

Ciao, scusa, non capisco "come ho fatto il percorso". Utilizza Google Traduttore per tradurre italiano in inglese, così posso aiutarti. Grazie.

[@carlo8336]

Hi, I bought Sukhoi 35, too. can you tell me what you used to make the wheels? thanks bye

[@2fly4awifi87]

Hi carlo8336, I see you’ve already translated to English. Thanks. I used plastic zip ties. Zip tie “cravatta a zip” or cable ties“fascetta.”

[@2fly4awifi87]

hobbyking.com/en_us/electrical-zip-cable-ties-4xl150mm-100-bag-orange.html?wrh_pdp=3

[@افدواستفدأبدعوفكر]

Good

[@carlo8336]

I tried the ties but they are soft, are yours rigid because?

[@2fly4awifi87]

Use 3 zip/cable ties layered on top of each other with glue for the nose gear, and use 2 zip/cable ties for each side of the rear gear. That’s a total of 7 zip/cable ties for the airplane.

[@2fly4awifi87]

Utilizzare 3 fascette per cerniere / cavi sovrapposte l'una sull'altra con la colla per l'ingranaggio anteriore e utilizzare 2 fascette per ciascun lato dell'ingranaggio posteriore. Questo è un totale di 7 fascette per l'aeroplano.