Upright Elevators and Harriers Tutorial- Intro to Flying 3D Aerobatics with RC Airplanes

[@waynemiller6070]

Valuable content. Thanks for the post. Makes this stuff seem achievable and less mysterious.

[@RC-Air]

Thank you and it is totally achievable, practice practice practice. Using a foamy to learn the maneuver is a great way to go. You definitely can do it, just have patients with yourself and you’ll get there.

[@yodecaf]

I cant believe this is doesn't have more hits. The quality of the edit on this video is so high. It took me forever to realize that in a harrier you never stop moving everything, same as a hover.

[@RC-Air]

Man thank you. I haven’t made a video in a while because the work vs views just hasn’t been there. I plan on doing more this summer. Your comment just made my day.

[@yodecaf]

@@RC-Air this content is the stuff you'd have to pay for, its that detailed. But that usually doesn't sell well to the mass audience! I would make a post on RC groups highlighting these videos

[@flipfpv]

One of the best 3D flying tuts I've seen in a while. Nice job 👍 Subbed

[@RC-Air]

Hey thank you! I’m really glad you liked it! Thank you for the comment and sub as well they really help.

[@brianarnet9040]

I really appreciate the high quality content you create. It has made a huge difference in the learning process for me. Keep up the great work!

[@RC-Air]

Wow thank you! You just made my day. I’m hoping to do more videos this summer as well. Just had to take a break from it all, it became work and not fun. But my batts are charged up again and the tank is full.

[@richardshort5593]

Good vid Don, i like the see through stick cam so i can watch the sticks and plane simultaneously

[@RC-Air]

Thanks Richard! I’m playing with a few different ways showing the Tx. I think the next video will be even clearer, I have a new way of mounting the GoPro.

[@thomaswilliams4944]

Well done sir. Helpful! I enjoy your tone also.🙂

[@RC-Air]

Thank you. It’s all about being able to be of service to others.

[@crgonzalez08]

Great info like always!

[@RC-Air]

Thanks Carlos! Love that pick with you and the big edge down on the deck. You’re tearing it up sir!!

[@crgonzalez08]

@@RC-Air thank you man, that plane is inspiring, great buy!

[@RC-Air]

Maybe one day. I have a new 120cc plane ready to go on the bench, but it’s not a skywing. Excited to get it going though.

[@danmartinrc]

Great tutorial! I learned some good tips from this. Thanks!

[@RC-Air]

Thanks for the complement. I’m really happy it helped.

[@madatthesky7588]

Excellent 3D tutorial, love the content and delivery. Sub'd!

[@RC-Air]

Thanks!!!! I appreciate the sub. I’ll get some more videos produced soon. I’ve been traveling to events a lot this summer.

[@amarinnemesis]

Recently enjoyed one of your videos and you are using an app on your phone to determine throws , which app is it. Thanks

[@RC-Air]

Sorry for the slow reply, I’ve been hibernating for the winter. On an iPhone it is the measure app. Just go into it and then slide right and you get the level.

[@BinNMnasrul4385]

....for me , turning while harrier is chaos ..all mix up. but when i see this video , i think that harrier and turning is 2 seperate matter... i usually concentred on rudder while turning . but know i know balance the plane is 1st priority ( aleiron and elevator )..turning is just a turn..tq

[@RC-Air]

Turning in an upright harrier is tricky, try throttling up just before you enter the turn. Coax the plane around, don’t make it too tight. Take your time and keep the wings mostly level, you will want them to lean slightly just keep them under Control.