RC scale airplane crash, Cessna 182 Skylane, 2016

[@varok1982]

Nádherné éro a moc pěkné video.

[@rafaeltorres2886]

It's true he didn't use any rudder on take off either.

[@Kongfufrank]

??? Que acontenceu ??...

[@aviationcz]

Apparently a loss of speed when turning in the wind and falling into a corkscrew.

[@tomjoseph1444]

What is it about most RC flyers that I see cannot do a coordinated turn to save their life?

[@aviationcz]

Spin, the model was far away, it will also become a good pilot.

[@tomjoseph1444]

@@aviationcz Look at the turns all through the flight. almost all are skidding with the tail low. This is a common practice in RC flight. I do it sometimes as well, it is hard to master. Much easier in a real airplane with a slip indicator and the seat of the pants feel. I find RC actually harder than real flight.

[@aviationcz]

@@tomjoseph1444 It is true

[@alexsweatman8324]

@@tomjoseph1444 i know what you mean! I find this seems to happen a lot on scale planes too, as they are designed with actual piloting in mind. I have an E-flite UMX Cessna 182 myself, and if it weren't for it's light weight, AS3X and SAFE features I would be be very likely to stall or spin her into the ground.