RC Giant COMARF Corsair Moki 250cc Engine Failure 2013 June

RC Giant COMARF Corsair Moki 250cc Engine Failure 2013 June

[@InTheDogHouse3DPrinting]

Love the sound of a radial, whether it's scale, or full size. Nice landing without any major damage to the plane itself. Myself, I would have liked to have someone in the background helping, no matter how many hours I had on the controls.

[@panther105]

An aftermath engine reveal would have been educational.

[@ThePaulv12]

Yeah like wtf?? Almost clickbait but not quite.

[@cheetahfish]

Yeah pretty lame.

[@FlyingAce39]

The guy is wearing a Horizon Hobby team pilot shirt. I'm pretty sure he can take care of landing it himself...

[@golfbiker100]

Justin Owen I

[@flycatchful]

Love the comments from the "peanut gallery". Reminds me of a fellow who asked me why I was making CCW circles while flying my glider in a thermal. I told him I was right handed and he shut up. The pilot in this video knew his airplane and his capabilities, enough said.

[@Maxum97SeaDoo91]

That's a great sounding engine and suits the plane well. Sorry to hear about the engine damage. Sometimes you just have to "Tune people out"...you have your hands full enough when stuff like this happens. Fine looking plane, and good job getting it back down dead stick like that!

[@bitemykrank1970]

Would be nice to know what happened there, no mention of the cause ?? The way the prop went into freewheel, tells me the crankshaft and the pistons have parted company. Not knowing the insides of the new moki 5, i know not how the connecting rods are fixed. It did sound expensive though, but a very nice save by the pilot, despite the idiot with the loud mouth barking RE-KIT in the background.....

[@MrRexquando]

Not rated for inverted flight.

[@philipgerritsen8430]

WOW... THAT ENGINE SOUNDS GREAT!!

[@falconeaterf15]

Someone flying a beautifully built, sophisticated model worth thousands of dollars, probably doesn't need advice on what to during a dead stick landing. Geez. Hope the motor was repairable!

[@mikebreen2890]

+falconeaterf15 Actually, in my experience, it was always the best builders that were the worst flyers. Clearly that will not always be the case, but it very often was. Very often the best flyers were flying some beaten up hack and practised their skills to the very edge and beyond without worrying terribly about crashing. But again, plenty of exception to what I found to be the rule.

[@falconeaterf15]

Agreed.

[@falconeaterf15]

Mike Breen agreed.

[@rangerdaddyo9064]

@@falconeaterf15 lop

[@jbkroeger]

Nice save to a very expensive plane. Your Corsair looks & sounds great! Hope you were able to salvage the engine.

[@blueskys8814]

Oh my! That is one of the most beautiful looking and sounding RC planes I have ever seen : )

[@bmajezhinavin6440]

Geoffrey Kassi

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[@coriscotupi]

The pilot was very lucky to have an expert bystander just at the right moment to give precise instructions on how to land his airplane ("keep it flat", "gear up", "rudder! rudder! rudder! rudder!"). Had it not been for that valuable help, I'm sure the pilot wouldn't have had the first idea of what to do to land the airplane and it would have fallen out of the sky.

[@Red5]

corisco tupi Hahaha my thoughts exactly. Last time I dead sticked I inverted my plane, gave it full left rudder and full right aileron then crashed. If only he were there to tell me what to do I might have saved it ;P

[@coriscotupi]

Red 5 Every flying club has at least one of those. I'm sure next time one of them will be there to "assist" you. :-)

[@DudeManBoroMan]

corisco tupi gear up?

[@DudeManBoroMan]

corisco tupi never mind your right he did say that, i thought he said gear down it was down when he landed

[@DougHanchard]

+DudeManBroMan Spotter is reminding R/C pilot the aircraft is in Gear Up flight. Pilot's First rule is fly the airplane, then begin emergency procedures. Good spotting, just like aircrews use CRM.

[@Gavs_rc_hobbies]

Geez there's nothing worse than someone shouting out commands ("rudder rudder rudder") when you're trying to concentrate on an emergency landing. :\

[@SidecarHero1]

You got that right

[@bogey-lx4vk]

Exactly. That's why you should have two spotters, so the one spotter can punch the other spotter in the mouth.

[@Gavs_rc_hobbies]

bogey19018 Hahahahaha, that made my day! :D

[@vanpenguin22]

Well, instead of the Rudder, Rudder, Rudder thing, he could have gone histerical and did the Six million dollar man thing"She's breaking up! She's Breaking up!

[@iflick7235]

Incredible dead stick landing! That pilot is the Chuck Yeager of RC.

[@flyinhawaiian5848]

You can recognize a great pilot by his takeoff and landing skills, and this guy's skills are superb! He exercises precise rudder control while advancing the throttle slowly, thereby minimizing the torque swing on takeoff, which would be substantial, given the torque output of a Moki 5 cylinder radial. His flight manuevering is smooth, controlled, and perfectly "to scale." He pulls up immediately when the motor goes south, to convert energy to altitude, and of course, he nails the deadstick while landing downwind/crosswind... And some blowhard in the pits feels the need to provide THIS guy with landing tips? Just one more reason I prefer to fly ALONE!

[@richardmessenger9474]

There's is always the club expert who thinks he knows everything...there is one in every club...

[@buttcrack7784]

A simple well done probably would have been sufficient. 😏

[@vector6977]

Dead stick landing like a boss!

[@tinkeringwithtone]

Nice job Getting her back on the ground... as for the guy in the pits hollering rudder.... I wish I could smack him in the face. I hate ppl like that at the field.. Unless Im hooked to your radio via buddy box. SHUT UP! *vent over lol

[@leger205]

I agree, the dude is under some pressure to bring in his expensive plane and he has to hear some idiot yelling in the background. If you're flying this kind of plane you know how to dead stick a landing!

[@CloudSurfer1971]

They are like the spectators at a golf game yelling get in the hole. I don't even want to here them connected with a cord. lol

[@endwood]

...................gotta luv the peanut gallery in the background....'rudder rudder rudder rudder'.........that was well handled as it was, good job you paid no attention to the 'experts':-):-) Nice model flown well:-)

[@jeremyjamison8832]

The guy did a great job of a dead stick landing, the armchair pilots in the background are really annoying. if he would have crashed it, the 'experts' in the background would have said.. "see we told you more rudder.." Those guys that do that really suck.

[@jbkroeger]

Jeremy Jamison Yeah...got some of the same idiots at our flying field! I agree with you Jeremy...armchair pilots suck mud through a straw!

[@Flightstar]

Every one at the field should wear a shock collar, and if they say something stupid and irritating, they should be given a friendly jolt to stfu

[@skidlidzdg]

videoclipits now that would be hilarious...rudder guy would stutter rudder.....rudder

[@davidgibson1524]

beautiful model, great save!

[@kh40yr]

Don't bark crap from the pits, the level is already high enough on a engine failure. Let his co-pilot/spotter keep him focused and ONLY give info when absolutely necessary. Nice save and a very nice Corsair.

[@THEtechknight]

I wanna see the aftermath, nobody ever shows the aftermath...

[@cowboy6591]

He can't show youtube watchers him lock loading and BANG!!! That part was left out.

[@rOEN911]

thank god he never listened the ones talking to him at the back...will be 100% for sure crash

[@jviss07]

Nice save - excellent. But I wish bystanders would just STFU when something like this happens, don't you?

[@roberte.3541]

i know opinions are a dime a dozen but that thing sounded way under propped

[@mecallahan1]

So between us we got 24! And I agree with you. Prop tips were going supersonic, could have used a little more pitch.

[@BrettWae]

Excellent landing

[@Crashtruk2]

Merkins......rudder rudder rudder rudder rudder. Go back to you foamie you noob. This guy had it under control. rol.

[@aaronlawson1328]

Glenn McMahon that's exactly what I was thinking

[@canonphoto]

One hell of a beautiful plane!

[@my1miscstuff]

over rev the engine. they are not made to rev that high. got luckly to get it down and safe. good job on landing

[@MrDrunion]

man do those engines sound good

[@Justwantahover]

The real radials sound awesome, like a big V8 but ten times more mean. The Caribou plane has two 2,000 hp 14 cylinder radials. And when it takes off, the sound goes right through your chest. In a YT video of the Ford Tri Motor (old plane) it has 3 x 450 hp radials. It was filmed from inside the cabin of the 1930's plane and... did it sound awesome when taking off! lol

[@jpatt1000]

No doubt! In the air though it revs too high and sounds like a V-8, but on the ground, idling or low power settings, holy cow! If only someone would build a scale constant speed prop to keep the RPMs down in the air!

[@falconeaterf15]

What do you know? Your a dog.

[@flyer5769]

Justwantahover no actually the Caribou had 2 14 cylinder Pratt & Whitney R-2000's which were rated at 1450 HP for five minutes.

[@n3on_face659]

on the flyby it sounds like a 5 cylinder from an audi quattro(really good)

[@shaunolinger964]

If you can walk away, it was a good landing. If you can use the aircraft again, it was a great landing. I'd call this an incredible one myself. GREAT job. Beautiful aircraft.

[@88mike14]

Very nice flying, bringing her in w/o power.

[@WilliamSchlesinger]

To me it sounded like the engine was at too high an RPM, but I'm not knowledgeable enough with these engines to know for sure.

[@AitorBeobideRubioSpotters]

Una pena roper una maqueta tan bonita. Mucha pericia al aterrizar.

[@CrusaderSports250]

Lovely sound to the engine, made it very authentic, and a brilliant dead stick save of a very nice looking aircraft. Talent to make and fly, the two don't always go together.

[@88mike42]

Fantastic model! I really like the way you've routed the exhaust. For me the more authentic the better. Probably the best I've seen, right down to the markings.

[@mattscrane]

Good job dead-sticking onto the runway. It was a real relief to see the gear withstand the ground loop too. Phew!

[@glenblanton1361]

Great Aircraft and good flying skills!

[@Wilmarwal]

Sir. The flight of your aeromodel was very beautiful. Before the flight, on the taxiway, and also on the landing, the tires were under very high pressure. I believe that if you lower the tire pressure, the model will no longer take to the side, (like overturning). With the tire pressure lower, there will be a smoother twist of tire rubber in contact with the asphalt runway. I hope I have cooperated with you. Hugs here from the south of Brazil. Tanks, Walendowsky, Wilmar

[@kh40yr]

Loss of fire. something rattled loose Just sticking a valve thru a piston will sound the same. Old guy in the background who stuffed one in for a total loss,,barking orders. Trying to help. Corsairs are hard enough to land as it is. quiet please!,,I am listening for airspeed!.

[@tcwhite0104]

wow that is an amazing plane

[@zeogiannes]

Magnificent aircraft and flying, thanks for posting the video!

[@natedogg8649]

He shit his pants

[@bossco09]

Man I bet he was holding his breath watching that coming in to land!!!......good job well done:):):)

[@spacesaverbob]

Wait! I see the problem. There's no pilot! (@ :50) Now it all makes sense. *ahem* But seriously. Awesome sounding plane, and a pilot with some awesome skills. Nice save. I turned down my volume after it quit. I chose not to hear the dough heads on the ground. The shock collar idea is a good one.

[@walterforero2528]

Really the pilot are the BOSS! exellent emergency landing!!!

[@BXgek]

How slowly does this MOKI engine idle... is there perhaps a flywheel on it? This engine also has a beautiful sound.....I am an old RC pilot of 73 years old, I used to fly in the 70s and 80s and then had to stop because I could no longer move my neck due to Bechterew....and Of course you have to be able to look up and to the left and right with RC flying. My RC aircraft at the time included a Piper J3 Cub with a 3 meter wingspan, on which was a 1-cylinder 2-stroke MOKI of 35cc and a Graupner Bell 212 twinjet helicopter... I like watching these kinds of videos.

[@chriscastella1232]

Very nice that u brought it down in 1 piece

[@geraldscott7441]

Landing a model is the hardest part, even under ideal conditions. I'm 58, have been flying r/c planes for 30+ years, but gave it up about 4 years ago when I crashed my beautiful Corsair that took 2 years and $3000 to build. I have no idea what happened, I had flown it successfully several times before. It simply stopped responding to control inputs. I believe the problem was either in the transmitter or receiver. It was a crushing loss, especially the two years I spent building it. Just not going to do it again.

[@jeffs7915]

Good decision.

[@MrCocg1]

Outstanding Dead stick save.. Excellent.. And of course everywhere you go there's a peanut gallery ..

[@christianb9472]

I really liked watching the plane. It seems rather big and some bucks were put into that engine which sounded awesome! Good dead stick landing! Did you run out of fuel, or did you have an engine failure? What happened?

[@banditdrvr]

This was a great save by a great Friend and Pilot. Way to go Kenny Mac!!!!!!!! I hope it's all well and good. Hope to fly in formation some time with you and the corsair and my P-47.

[@yachtcaptain7320]

Just conjecturing ... Maybe when doing hi-speed passes the pilot was running the engine above the spec RPM therefore causing internal damage ? Again, just conjecturing here.

[@robertscott3399]

That's what 6ft wing span.? My dad bought a kit late 70s or 80 o 81 from a place in St Charles I'll never finishd I got and gave it away he past in 2019 he love aircraft he was an Air Force aviation mechanic and crew chief on C130s at Peterson in colo springs

[@MrCouchIncident]

That sounded to amazing, too!

[@leonardodahumanoid4344]

That plane is so beautiful and one of the best sounding yet. I'm thinking, "no no no not another crash." Whew😓

[@RTD1947]

If you have EVER looked into that engine... you would NEVER run it that hard!! It’s not a 2 cycle BOYS!!!

[@ladanovak8638]

Bože to je motor!!! 👍👍👍 Proč jsem se nenarodil v Americe - blbost, jen zoufalá úvaha protože v Česku na to nemám!!!!!!

[@digitalbroadcaster]

The guy telling this guy how to land his plane and what to do with gear and rudder needs to be quiet. Looks to me like this fella is ultra capable of landing his plane, going by his existing skills. I know it’s a club thing, but sometimes telling someone with experience how to do their job is a tad annoying to hear. Kenny is thinking “Just shut up and fly your own plane”. It’s a good job he didn’t put the gear up or adjust the rudder rudder rudder, as it would have been wrecked. But what an amazing sounding and looking model. Looked real at every angles, even in take off. Very impressive build. Very impressive piloting. Very impressive recovery.

[@wn6904k]

Where is the Pilot ???? You have all that great detail,& scale but NO Pilot. Just not right............

[@260bossute]

sucks he ground looped after getting it back down safely with all the expert advice behind him...

[@alwaysright8157]

If you wouldn't have went "rudder, rudder, rudder, rudder" you could have coasted down the runway nice and straight. I'm always willing to make the "walk of shame " if it means a better landing.

[@louielouie4187]

$7500 engine, Hope they warranty Great job bringing her home, beautiful

[@mikedennett8842]

Nice, you got it down safe! Nuttin' else matters.

[@ronc9413]

LOL, the pilot didn't do any of the suggested actions to bring the plane down safely. Only thing is, why after landing do they do that sudden turn? Risk overturning or scuffing the underside of the plane for no reason.

[@jameswest4314]

broken crank pin, the prop was freewheeling. The master rod wouldn't break, the others would bind the engine. This engine should have a redline cutout on the ignition, to prevent careless lean running.

[@panther105]

Would have like to know how the engine failed. Crankshaft? Piston? Curious minds want to know.

[@ollietoots50]

Nice save, and it would be great if someone could shut that loud mouthed person up in the background.. Nothing worse than have someone yelling at you what to do when its not even their plane or how it actually feels. I don't think mokis are supposed to rev that high for that amount of time, Maybe if he came off the throttle every now and again it would have been okay. Its like he had it on a switch, it was either off or it was fully on..

[@oscarzt1652]

that is SUCH an AMAZING sound!!!

[@teretz571]

armchair pilotsare usually guys who don't fly large scale planes, good save lovelymodel

[@robertmorey4104]

Yeah great save, but what happened w engine. It was almost instant lock up. Glad plane made it down in one piece- Great flying!

[@andreprimeau]

must have hit the rev limiter did it not. I cant belive that the rev limiter on my 215 moki shuts the moter down stupid why would you shut the moter totally down great moter but for 4k there should be less problems with them

[@phantom2307]

wow that is one beautiful plane. fantastic landing well done!

[@digitalbroadcaster]

I hope the guy telling Kenny how to use his gear up switch and rudder control reads these KZbin comments and realises he should just sometimes be quiet.

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

Nice... It would have been sad to see it crash.

[@TheFuriousB]

too much rpm's......ignition cuts off. Prop too small i think. u can hear it.

[@lukesteele4695]

That was a 10 on the pucker factor lol

[@PatBALEX]

Sweet plane..Good save...Hate to wreck that big baby..

[@thelaneman]

He gave the 'ol gal a full send and put 'er right in the ketchup bud. Fuck'n mint! 👌

[@NHfiddle]

Sounds healthy enough to me, why did it fail? Just curious,.

[@pholmes241]

hat is off..... nice save. beautiful plane. great pilot.

[@HondaGoldwingGL1800]

Great save. Love the sound before the boom.

[@jimelliott33]

Kept calm, and got the bird back down safely, well done, lovely plane

[@lewisparker4488]

Who ever was yelling rudder rudder in his ear or gear should be banned for life. Unless he owns half the plane and he can shout any irrelevant thing he wants. Calling for rubber when the plane is stalled.

[@delbertthompson7150]

i think i almost had a heart attack... awesome save

[@isitago]

To me it looks like the clutch is slipping or something at first…. ..can’t they see that?..

[@timrainger8908]

The boomers giving hot tips in the back was painful.

[@lucianwiesner4978]

Fettes Flugzeug, fetter Motor, aaaaaaber kein Geld für einen Pilotenpuppe👍👋😂🤣

[@yup4121]

What people don't really understand is that you don't hear anyone when you concentrate really hard. I doubt the pilot even heard the guy trying to help him land.

[@leifvejby8023]

You are absolutely right - I have had the same happen to me, and I had lots of time to turn the model, look around to make sure the runway was free, check the speed, lower flaps and lift the low wing, and feel for the runway - lots of time, and it wasn't till I saw the video that I heard the people yelling advices to me. And that lots of time was around 12 seconds.

[@washburnb1]

Was too high rpm a factor? Wonderful sound and beautiful aircraft art.

[@JoRoFotoenfilm]

Nice scale plane. But where is the pilot??

[@augustrush2449]

audi 5 cylinder sound!!!😈

[@sidewaysdatsun8719]

What a spectacular sound.

[@Cowboylifesaver]

All these videos people are running props that are too small on these Moki's.

[@frank-vq4mx]

Rudder !,Rudder !,Rudder !. Shut up and let the pilot focus !

[@aloysiusjones3985]

You have got to put a pilot in the plane. Awesome what a magnificent plane🇦🇺

[@ldmcnutt]

How many rpm is that, like 4,600? Was it over revving when it blew? Sounds like it is spinning faster than most other videos of 250 cc radials.

[@arnoldchildress8053]

Man that sucks but that plane looks great and sounded awesome

[@RTD1947]

Surprisingly it held together as long as it did!

[@1bizjets]

Unusual for a moki radial to fail. Great dead stick landing.

[@danielwinlandfarm7633]

AMAZING!!!! What a pilot!

[@johnnycee5179]

Skillful save, great job

[@Justwantahover]

I was watching your pride-and-joy and completely forgot about the engine failure, and (suddenly) it happened. It kept me on the edge of my seat for the rest of the video. I bit of entertainment (I had to press "like"). Good to see you got it down all right (and you only have one shot at it). lol well done