Rc Boeing 737 Max8 Airliner Build |TomsHobby

Rc Boeing 737 max 8 build project..
Music:Harmony
Musician:@iksonmusic
Music:See you
Musician:@iksonmusic
Electronics
Racer star 1806 2280kv motors
5g servo
10a esc
Flysky radio transmitter
Total weight 600g
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[@roqfield_rf3277]

I did gain from this video, especially the building part...it's well detailed and for the fact that you didn't give up when it crashed...I hope better one is coming soon...well-done bro 👍

[@TOMSHOBBY]

Yes coming soon

[@bashford_bf1640]

🤏 just needs a little changes and we back in the skies.... awesome bro.👍👍

[@derteytuta]

Use EDFs

[@JohnnyrcNigeria]

Hopefully you'll make a better one and get to fix the trust aspect!

[@FFND16N]

HAHAHA...I like your camera work[..zoom in, fade overs, perspective overview..]. Very professional Video! Now...about your plane--simply marvelous & simple work, producing a beautiful craft. I think Clive pointed out the critical point: a narrow tip wing airliner model will always be a 'tip/roll' handful. I'm sorry you didn't even get far enough to establish it's glider character; curious to know: -How much bigger than scale proportion did you make your wings & tail surfaces? Even at that 900mm span scale, such a model benefits from 6 - 12% scale-up' -Did you select sufficient outer wing panel washout? -Did you use the scale airfoil or a modified/'generic' one? Real airliner 'supercritical' airfoils are baaaad for us at small scale/model 'Reynold's Numbers. -Dearly wish the motor imbalance had showed up BEFORE maiden! Nice bounce back, man...

[@TOMSHOBBY]

Am glad put a lot of effort in the video used my phone for everything

[@TOMSHOBBY]

Oh I didn’t get read the rest but here’s what I did I jscaled the dimensions from a blueprint but the airfoil is the simple clark y.. I did glide test before installing electronics but turn outs a motor was bad so there’s no equal thrust from the motor

[@FFND16N]

@@TOMSHOBBY Okay... Yes--for future reference when designing your 'more ambitious' model designs: Any scale types with smaller wings/'high wing loading' & especially ANY pure jets--not like your 'Twin Otter' or Britton-Norman EDF-powered one... Until you can afford to get HIGHER QUALITY brushless & large voltage Lipos, with dependable 'Power-to-weight' available... Unless you master building incredibly 'light' for you RTF weights, it is perfectly reasonable to INCREASE your wing area, up from the 'exact scale' matching your plan. By anywhere between a very mild, 6 - 8%(..hardly noticeable..) for lightly loaded types...up to a 'healthy' 10 - 15% increase on any prop or jet types that have tiny, high aspect ratio wings in the REAL world(..Dash 8/Q400...ATR...MD-80/90 & Airbus A320/330 airliner types...Mitsubishi MU-2 & Pilatus PC-12, etc..) It may be slightly 'offensive' to you--to not make you model exact scale. However, this should counteract any negative 'Lift Losses' that come with our very low 'Reynolds Numbers': actual, air molecule density, ambient temperature & fluid dynamics behaviors, over wing surfaces at our model scales(..

[@inspiringengineer]

Bother - now you know how Boeing must feel! ;)

[@TOMSHOBBY]

Yes The take off was good too

[@ressljs]

The plane crashing did add to the sense of realism.

[@vmaninnovation]

Nice

[@wattage2007]

Too bad mate. That was a good looking build too.

[@TOMSHOBBY]

I really liked it .. but a motor failed me.. one motor was spinning way faster and I had no idea until the second crash

[@AdityaSharma-zo8xr]

Hi, will you please share printable design plans for this plane.

[@JohnnyrcNigeria]

Nice one brother 👌

[@roqfield_rf3277]

The thrust tho...but still...you tried

[@HS-DBQ]

Bro built a a320

[@bashford_bf1640]

Nice one bro..... it flight was good.... but quitting is not an option.. keep it up. To be honest i saw some nice idea i could use to build mine....

[@TOMSHOBBY]

That’s the idea it may not have flown well but it’s worth sharing to inspire other people

[@ezonigs3107]

Very nice build. Good work Tom. That spirit of wreck repair is difficult to call up. Nice one.

[@BenErikNess]

I think it's very tail heavy!

[@TOMSHOBBY]

It wasn’t it turn out that one the motors is spinning faster than the other

[@BenErikNess]

@@TOMSHOBBY Bad luck... 😢

[@Richienautic_NG]

Mad o

[@sumimasen6855]

Real nice build 👌 Was awesome when I saw it But I have a few questions thou If you're willing to answer, pls reply to this

[@TOMSHOBBY]

Go ahead

[@sumimasen6855]

@@TOMSHOBBY Where do you purchase foamboard from??

[@TOMSHOBBY]

From a scrapyard

[@erikvansteenburgh503]

Amazing work! I admire your perseverance.