How to Bungee-launch your MicroMax

[@chrisbehm5947]

GREAT video, thank you!

[@locdangminh1123]

Máy bay điều khiển nhiêu tiền vậy bạn

[@WriterDude67]

If you want more security for your stake, a dog chain auger style stake screws into the ground quite nicely.

[@FreeFlightDigest]

Very cool. Glad to be subscribed!

[@Tsnafu]

Thanks for putting these vids out in both French and English Pierre, I missed the point about the different hook points between hi-start and slope bungee on your French video as my French language skills are very poor

[@designrepect]

Thank you for another great video! I’m going to try this! I have found the servo buzzing (10:35 and 13:20) is caused by FrSky ACCST telemetry. The new ACCESS protocol eliminates this noise. The buzzing noise (and sometimes twitching) seems to happen only with certain servo brands/types and can also be stopped by using an older ACCST non-telemetry receiver.

[@pierremeunier]

Yes , it's the telemetry causing the servo buzzing . I am used to it as I fly like this since 2016 😅😅

[@GrotrianSeiler]

What is this region you fly the gliders in? The space seems so vast and beautiful. Great videos always, and so understandable for a non-native English speaker. Thanks

[@pierremeunier]

thanks ! I am flying in the East of France near Switzerland

[@whippet954]

Really good video extremely helpful, just one question what size bolt do you use for the hook in the fuselage please?

[@pierremeunier]

hello, it's a M3 bolt about 12mm long to get enough thread in the nut in the fuselage

[@DiscusRussell]

Hi, I use surgical hollow elastic cord, same as the black widow catapult and braided fishing line as this has no stretch. Can achieve 160kph plus on launch. Goes up like a surface to air missile 😂

[@AlexWalpole]

Great video, The noise it makes when it takes off and is flying is awesome is that just because its a V wing?

[@pierremeunier]

Thanks , the noise is because of drag . My setup is a bit off on this one

[@AlexWalpole]

@@pierremeunier well it sounds cool shame its an indicator of something wrong.