Michael Wargo Instruction: Rolling Harrier and Aerobatic FIne Tuning the Radio

[@CyclingMikey]

Not directly related to this video, but thanks for talking about rudder pitch coupling. We were flying aerobatic slope soarers today and found they had it. I remembered you talking about this and so we quickly plugged in some down elevator mixing with the rudder and got much better handling. Thanks very much!

[@illukangermanviking2244]

I would to thank you for all your stuff - keep on, greetings from good old germany

[@randallpatrickc]

This so useful - tks! +1 on the early rudder..

[@ChainsawFPV]

Would really, really help to have a stick cam for these instructions.

[@orningolfsson4235]

If you need stick camera for these instructions you are not at the level for making these adjustment. Plenty of videos out there with rolling harrier stick movements, this is excellent for helping with making it look and feel better.

[@MichaelWargo]

I really think about it all the time. My hands shake. Always since I was a kid. Sometimes more than others. The times I did, I had many comments about it. I did it a few times. I do have a video called of in-depth maneuvers where you can find the stick movements. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4fchqd7l6t0ncUsi=hgcfocqGhFwMkl7G

[@ChainsawFPV]

@@orningolfsson4235 I have bad hands (arthritis) so I fly different then most. I use very quick rates which helps shorten throws of sticks. It's nice to see the movements others make, especially someone older with hands like myself. Thanks for your input tho....

[@jeffs7915]

It is not formulaic 3D is base on 4 point rolls done at speed to the roll, if you can for point roll well you can speed it up to begin a rolling circle which doesn't have tje the high alpha nose up attitude