XXXL B-2 SPIRIT STEALTH BOMBER RC TURBINE JET FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION

[@thomasp3296]

The coolest and most impressive rc model I have ever seen. Just stunning.

[@slate4687]

Along with the RC SR 71 with afterburners and another outstanding RC YF 23 model that i saw couple days ago

[@TheWizardGamez]

Let’s give a round of applause to the person who developed the software for this without the DOD budget

[@RobinC63]

I'm sometimes more impressed with the miniature models of these aircraft than the actual ones.

[@RubberSideDown2]

Same! Rc aircraft, boats or even motorcycles are impressive af 🤯 motorcycles have come a loooong way in the Rc world 🤯

[@shahnazfiaz2015]

@@RubberSideDown2 now just wait till real jets become RC

[@inspectorvoid]

@@shahnazfiaz2015you described a drone

[@di5ea5eairsoft6]

Whats funny is that the real one has a smaller radar cross section than this I would bet

[@mr.berger4422]

​@@shahnazfiaz2015 you should see the kizilelma. İts fkin future.

[@leemontgomery7914]

Safe to say that the builder put his heart & soul into building this aircraft. Well done. B-2 SPO Engineer (96-98)

[@SooperFlye]

And the damn thing even sounds like a jet. Very impressive and very well made RC jet. Love this hobby.

[@dashcamone-six2852]

That's because it is using real jet turbine engines. Nothing like the duct fan engines from the 1980s.

[@MotoBoyarin]

@ил. динар потус друзья потус. друзья безногiм

[@vineetsingh2913]

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[@Fister_of_Muppets]

The flight looks remarkably stable just like the real thing, excellent model.

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

More than 20 years ago I was teaching a class at East L.A. College in Los Angeles, CA. When I got out at 10 PM and was walking to the parking lot for my car something caught my eye reflecting the light from the lighted tennis courts that were there. I looked up and saw the underside of the B-2 going over. It probably was not more than a few hundred feet above me. It was obviously making a practice bombing run from its home base at Whiteman AFB in Missouri. What surprised me the most was that it didn't make a sound. Even when it turned away with rear facing me: Absolutely no sound at all. That was mind blowing considering the sound that military jets make.

[@alphagt62]

Phenomenal work! Most impressive. I can’t begin to imagine how much time and energy went into this creation! I am impressed!

[@Nik-spartan]

Everybody gangsta until RC bomber starts dropping bombs

[@Doge-xt2fx]

Lol

[@sorrymyhoney69]

it would be cool, if it drops some firecrackers :)

[@urdailyfinnix8599]

I wouldn't like this comment becuz it got the funny number

[@yetidynamics]

Unrealistic!, I could see it the whole time!

[@DIGITALRC]

😂😂

[@trevorgwelch7412]

The U.S. Military Could Use This For Short Range Spy Missions . Skittles can be dropped from the payload bay : Feel The Rainbow . 🌈

[@fungo6631]

Or perhaps it could be used to spy on North Korean concentration camps.

[@lilkennedyaintgotnoremedy1485]

It would be 2 easy 2 detect

[@massev_ytclipz]

Taste the Rainbow 🌈

[@jbzrbz5144]

Some company makes this same thing and price tag is in millions. Then only US military will consider .

[@officialJTedits]

That idea is smarter than Eisenstein’s equation

[@dennismason3740]

@DIGITAL RC - One day, two decades ago, an aircraft the size of Griffith Park flew directly over my head and blotted out the sun. The ground was shaking and rumbling. I was stunned. B-2 Spirit right over Hollywood. This model is bloody amazing. That a human can fly it even better. Thank you.

[@MissionaryInMexico]

I used to have an RC Stealth with 2 battery powered props inside wing tunnels... Very tough, nosedived it into houses and trees before and it still flies. People would come outside to see what kind of crazy big thing that was, flying back and forth, twice the size of an eagle... 🦅 Freaked out the entire neighborhood!

[@carkid4900]

big ahh rc if its twice the size of an eagle, ofc not bigger than my weewee but still

[@Gentleman...Driver]

But did you drop bombs?!

[@MissionaryInMexico]

@@Gentleman...Driver Every time that thing would fly at me I would drop a bomb in my shorts.

[@Gentleman...Driver]

@@MissionaryInMexico 🤣

[@SGTSLACKASS]

What brand was it? looking to get one but we are noobs who are going to crash a lot.

[@quedizzle7378]

This could make a lot of money in movies. Looks very REALISTIC

[@evtyler]

Quite possibly the COOLEST RC video I've seen! I would be terrified to fly that. What a blast to watch...thank you so much for sharing it!!!!

[@FLGurl]

Incredible work there. In air, looks and sounds like the real deal.

[@mirfan4970]

When it's in the sky it looks like a real big plane

[@discingaround]

I think if a real pilot flew that loosely, that'd be his last flight. lol. Lack of perspective does make them look a lot bigger though.

[@jt9967]

I'm gonna grab my bbgun!!!!

[@CaptainChrom]

@@discingaround yep it does. Because in the sky you cannot judge how big something is as there is nothing to compare it with. If something looks small in the sky it doesn't look small but just far away.

[@michaelsquare9325]

@@jt9967 pew pew!

[@miheroes7038]

More like a bird🐦

[@wolfgangholtzclaw2637]

it flies and looks like the real thing

[@spqrmphoenix]

imagine having ones of these during world war 2 to confuse the enemys .

[@wolfgangholtzclaw2637]

@@spqrmphoenix The Germans were almost there with the Horten Jet...

[@cedricjaydevera6459]

@@spqrmphoenix yeah that is best strategy to troll an enemy hahhaha

[@RangerR4078]

And it sounds like the real thing!

[@medsd424]

@r_ elentless01 dsz,s

[@proper_gander3608]

Impressive. I bet the radar signature is larger than the real thing...

[@TheJackfrost88]

Dude it ain't got no payload so I highly doubt it even comes up on radar. Do you even radar bro?

[@tigersharkzh]

@@TheJackfrost88 It's either "It's got no payload" or "It ain't got payload". Ain't got no is a double negation and thus cancels its self. The payload would be carried internal so any payload would have little effect on it's radar cross section. I have a B&G HALO pulse-compression radar on my boat and it picks up model aircraft with ease, even ones much smaler than this.

[@andrewpizzino2514]

The real plane would also have RAM Radar absorbent material.

[@dr.ofdubiouswisdom4189]

You make a legitimate point. Let's see if an rc s500 can lock on and fire a nerf dart into it.

[@rzr2ffe325]

I bet you're right ha

[@mindright9771]

Incredible! That landing had me holding my breath at first. 🙂👍

[@stevieg6616]

Need to fpv that wing. It would be the mother of all fpv wings!

[@СтасСеменов-в2н]

Хороша модель, очень похож на B-2 SPIRIT настоящий и летает великолепно, браво😎👍

[@johndavey72]

Very, very impressive. How you "modelmakers" (complete failure in describing the skills not only to recreate this but to also fly it) have the conviction to risk losing months of work in a moment of misfortune leaves me mystified. Great stuff.

[@halojump123]

John Davey ,BLUEPRINTS

[@Andy_Holmes]

The risk is worse with full scale.

[@coolmodelguy]

Imagine the early pioneers of heavier than air flying machines, they paid for, they designed, they built and they flew their aircraft. Some of them lost their lives, but not one of them would forgo flying their own machines. If you had the ability to go back and question these pioneers, perhaps ask them if they would like to just park the finished aircraft and admire it, or if they would prefer that someone else besides them would take the risk of that first flight . . . . the looks you would get would border on the incredulous. Of course the aircraft will fly and the builder/designer will be the first pilot. It is the same with model aircraft scratch builders and designers. Compared to the original aircraft pioneers, our risk to life and limb are minuscule. The joy we get from flying is priceless.

[@daisybeagle6259]

Be careful with Reynold’s Number!

[@kinte1870]

Alot of them.are bought and put together but impressed nonetheless. I think I like seeing the miniature planes more than the large ones. Have you seen the guys that fight their model warships?

[@LWilliamsYoutube]

I'd heard that the wing and fuselage shape of the B2 was inherently unstable and that it took incredible high-tech computer processing to keep the thing in the air. However, this RC model seems extremely smooth and stable in flight, and I doubt that it contains super computers to help it fly. Well done to the model builder. I'd love to know if the builder had to make any major modifications to make it airworthy, or if the design is in any way unstable. It's a pleasure to see this thing fly.

[@glaw3958]

I’m pretty sure the Rc replica has an on board gyroscope.

[@Gentleman...Driver]

@@glaw3958 Yes, it does.

[@SashaNaronin]

Before, that required best processors available. Today, a processor inside cheap wifi router can calculate stuff like that and be like 10% loaded

[@ckane510]

You’re a brave soul to take on a B2! That has to be the most difficult to fly!

[@nova1726]

Curtis Kane not really, there's computers in the B-2 constantly stabilizing the plane, and since this is an RC Plane any design and it can fly well

[@timbanicevich5565]

I was thinking the same thing. That pilot is very accomplished.

[@bumpedhishead636]

@ A model can have a much different CG than the real plane, which can completely change the longitudinal stability.

[@gedanken9787]

@ Size doesn't matter - (at least in this case) - even a model plane that size would have needed computers to fly. What makes you think that it didn't?

[@gedanken9787]

@Karm Asutor Hey, smart ass! Where in this video does it show you, or tell you, that the model plane doesn't use computers to fly?

[@kentao4]

Def did not expect that to look so good in the air. Very nice.

[@VortexVibe634]

History Channel documentary: “ the B2 needs super computers so it can fly without a tail” Random guy makes a replica in his garage

[@barroningram7286]

i was thinking the same thing

[@mmjnice97]

I was just thinking the same thing lol

[@GundamReviver]

To be fair, it could be thst it's just at a certain speed, I mean these guys aren't flying supersonic speeds or anything - source:ksp tought me about airodynamics

[@VortexVibe634]

Wouter well the real B2 is far from supersonic

[@maxxcastillo9347]

@@VortexVibe634 Top speed is 0.95 Mach. Not supersonic, but not far from it.

[@elvalen3975]

I love when people instead of boxing the one-eyed champ, use that energy and concentration to do things like that.

[@TheTonjol]

Belissimo voo, fantástico, um grande espetaculo, Parabéns aos idealisadores e produtores, são brilhantes de verdade ! Adorei......... Impressionante o realismo, no final minha barriga chega a esfriar com esse pouso quicado, mas nada a mais do que um pequeno susto, afffff :-) Vlw

[@ThoyRikan]

This video is very good, I like to watch

[@g43654]

My heart sank a little when the wing tip almost touch the ground.

[@c4l977]

Watch the video of the one that crashed in Guam and you'll see the wing tip drag on the runway.

[@shahnazfiaz2015]

@@c4l977 the incident with when they didn't recalibrate the humidity sensors or something and the entire thing just went right into the ground?

[@c4l977]

@@shahnazfiaz2015 Yep!

[@shahnazfiaz2015]

@@c4l977 oh yeah, watched a video about that. Really sad tho, a billion dollars lost just because one check wasnt done. Maybe the new b21 will perform those automatically whenever it needs to.

[@EmurjBrooks]

Most beautiful rc model I've seen thus far

[@brandenbuschman3493]

Nice!!! Impressive... It does look bigger flying in the air. I'd think it's a real one if I'd never seen before and after footage and by the sound of it is on point!!!

[@skakpedersen]

Nomatter the size, the B2’s tend to steal the show. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@martin2560]

Beautiful. A little larger and you'd be flying in it.

[@gazzacroy]

wow i've never see stuff like this. mind is blown. the detail and pure skill just to fly the thing. wowowowow. elastic band and a few straws was about my level lol.. truly amazing stuff.

[@carlhammill5774]

KZbin knows my tickle spots when it recommends these types of videos.

[@MrLeeVJ]

정말 멋집니다! 감사합니다!🇰🇷👉💕👍 That's awesome! Thank you!🇰🇷👉💕👍

[@Bubblegum-og9kr]

Wow this is freaking amazing! !!

[@jamesgoines7663]

What a massive RC model with such realistic sounds.

[@soniamariagauna3597]

Wow! Simplemente maravilloso😍 me encantó!👏👏👏👏👏

[@jeffreyjohn2037]

Excellent sound from the engines. Wing tip came close to scraping when approaching touch down. Amazing R C technology.

[@nathantw]

That was awesome. I always thought it needed a computer to even get off the ground, let alone fly through the air. I was proven wrong.

[@livefreeordie5033]

That's awesome 👍🏆🏅🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@michaeldennis1021]

Impressive I thought they could only fly by many computers as the wing is totally unstable.... Well done

[@ericwilliams7374]

@Alfredo Tirado yes, and no....The "stealth fighter" shape is the one that is an "unstable" plane to fly and needs computer assistance to help fly....from my understanding. The radical shape and design makes the plane unstable.....I could be wrong, and admit that. It's just from what I have come to understand.

[@michaeldennis1021]

Cheers . but what a fantastic model aircraft 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ericwilliams7374]

@@michaeldennis1021 exactly....and off subject, you're across the pond, isn't it very late for.you to be commenting??? 😂😂 Just curious as to the time..

[@walkingphotos]

Agreed, but I acknowledge the previous replies.... and as also commented, what a fantastic RC aircraft 👍🏻

[@tossedsaladandscrambledegg8576]

Modern RC planes use computers to assist. Planes now have GPS, all axis stabilization and input control dampening. Of course this guy obviously has skills.

[@oidlee]

Нравится, как батя тащит свой стелс. Умиляет.

[@jennyperrio4887]

That was fantastic to watch Wonderful in flight awesome sound I loved every minute Brilliant Jenny 💕😘

[@rajanisinghkhanoria6011]

Wow...!!! What a B2 bomber... Small model just like bet fly in the sky.

[@WildPhotoShooter]

The real thing needs multi computers to control this unstable design, but the models aerodynamics can be controlled by several basic servos.

[@ericwilliams7374]

I'm not a 100% sure about that, I think that it's more the "stealth fighter", the "diamond shape" that makes that plane more unstable. The flying "wing" design actually.dates back to early WWII designs. German engineers from what I understand had plans to use "flying wings" as bombers. Their natural low radar signature is what they were going after. From what I understand.....I could be very wrong....just commenting for conversation...not being a KZbin troll!!!! So if you know for sure, that's awesome!!! I always welcome "educated conversation", and learning something if I'm wrong.....

[@blazedgamingkr]

@@ericwilliams7374 yeah the Germans had working prototypes. I believe there is only 1 of them left. It was called the HO 229.

[@mattdombrowski8435]

@@ericwilliams7374 you are off the mark on two points. A flying wing is in fact very unstable. It isn't too unstable to the point that the computers are *necessary*, but it makes piloting the plane difficult to the point of impracticality. Remember that in WWII radar was top top secret, so the nazis wouldn't even know they should design around it, much less how. The reason why they wanted the flying wing was for minimizing drag and weight. Consider, for example, a b-29. That big cylinder in the middle isn't providing much lift, but it is very heavy and has a lot of drag. If you put the same amount of volume into a flying wing, you have a better lift to weigh ratio (meaning smaller planes carrying the same weight of stuff or similar sized planes carrying more stuff) and you have less drag, which means it takes less fuel to get you where you want to go.

[@belacickekl7579]

They built the YB-49 in the late 40s, and it didn't have digital flight controls, even though the bomber was very accident prone and digital flight controls help

[@WildPhotoShooter]

@@belacickekl7579 I take it by being "very accident prone" the YB-49 was a real unstable pig to control and fly.

[@SUPERFLY-ky7yh]

Original basic design was the Wing in the 1950's. The only major difference is stealth technology. Cool video!

[@ctbully]

That thing looks amazing in the air!

[@jazldazl9193]

Very nice. Few but aero modelers appreciate how much goes into these. Kudos dude

[@darrylabling8067]

Fantastic! Beautiful aircraft, well done!

[@Peridolin]

Excellent model. Great sound.

[@drfiberglass]

I can see the landing can be tricky... It seems like it just wants to keep flying...

[@Eduardo-Brasil]

Your flying wing is really real, most RC flying wings are fake and the builders always put a transparent stabilizer to deceive people who view the flight from afar, congratulations on the project and here is a curiosity of mine, how did you manage to control the SPLIT RUDERS ???

[@Balance2097]

This is an incredible feat. Truly incredible

[@gf4353]

This is a most exceptional accomplishment. !!!!!

[@Kimjongil-pu6rk]

Regular me: Very cool OCD me: gahh the main gear isn't a four-wheel bogie.

[@discingaround]

@Ferdinand Vardas who didn't?! sheesh! how dare they.

[@aharr3437]

what

[@savneetsinghrairai6823]

My favourite B2 stealth bomber I made 3 big scale models but seeing it flying it's amazing ...as it was my future build.....🤘🤘🤘great work prefect scale almost real

[@thelightbrigadef4172]

Secret documentary: How do you manage to get a fly without a yaw? Engineering RC: Yes.

[@이용현-z3j]

The small B-2bomber flies in the sky as if a swingray swims in the undersea. It's marvelous to see the technology of the aircraft engineer with the RC designed to the dimension analysis .thanks for your posting.

[@jaeger.5045]

Everyone: *buys car* Me: *buys a RC B-2A Strategic stealth bomber slim fit ultra aerodynamic plane*

[@KD-wp6cm]

You just comment

[@Volker-yx2fx]

Sehr genial die B2. Ein schönes Modell

[@michaellipousky9143]

Beautiful model! But I don’t know how he can fly it, I can’t see it in profile. And I can’t tell which side I’m looking at when it’s making a turn! 😳 i’m wondering if this is the plane that I saw flip after doing a hop on a landing a while back?

[@nova1726]

Michael Lipousky this design is incredibly unstable without vertical stabilizers, which it doesn't have so it relies on computers (Fly By Wire) to stabilize it, the plane it self also costs billions of dollars and only 21 have been built, no pilot would dare to do a hop and a flip, but if you're talking about the RC rather than the real plane I guess

[@michaellipousky9143]

You’re misunderstanding me. I saw a radio controlled B-2 Carf turbine stealth bomber land, take an accidental hop, and flip only to skid on its top side down the grass runway. I was just wondering if this was the same model that I saw take that light crash?

[@nova1726]

Michael Lipousky erm, kden

[@verdw6587]

Most impressive, great flying too! Hats off too you sir 👍👍

[@discingaround]

Crazy how this design is almost 80 years old.

[@cashmerefunk2136]

It came from a space ship in the 60s it crashed..

[@steverogers9824]

Horton brothers

[@lisamangles4878]

True admiration for the builder and pilot..very nice boys..very nice indeed!!

[@maxkonig559]

It looks way more mobile than the actual B-2. They should be hired for black projects.

[@andrewc1036]

Lol what

[@ooigfgnnkhjjnc]

I worked on the real one in my USAF days! Nice plane!

[@theflyingkayak1988]

The Iranians are watching

[@rr8787]

Lol.....you got that right!!!

[@MrMRbarati]

Yes. It's terrific.

[@peterlakers1]

@genocide amerika your religion was based on lies to 😲

[@theflyingkayak1988]

genocide amerika very true this is the way

[@wildwoodandonyx]

And shitting their pants

[@NEGV01]

They used to fly these RC jets on the runway at my army camp, when you see them from a distance they look real because you cant judge the distance that they are. Amazing things.

[@elyachiouikhalil]

3:09 my heart skipped a beat

[@ltcurry]

They even sound real, too cool.

[@oddforestcritter]

Amazing!

[@kenrichardson4144]

Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍

[@tig2nd]

この機体を手動で飛ばせるのが凄い。

[@ss-5553]

Very nice model of B2 and it flight very shoothly also. Good pilot !

[@TacoSuprize]

Still has a better radar cross section than the Chinese stealth jets.

[@ilviandante2040]

Rum&Coke lul

[@jamstagerable]

Chinese -stealth- jets

[@ericwilliams7374]

That's the whole point of using a "flying wing". They have a "natural low radar signature". The more "hard points" on a plane, and the more "vertical wings" a plane has, the larger the radar signature will be.......from what I know, and have gathered. I don't claim to know it all and could be very wrong.

[@JeffWoodwick]

A very impressive build, congratulations.

[@LegendaryGodKing]

United States air force: *heavy breathing

[@donnibrasko1]

You need to book events where this thing does a fly-over during anthems...

[@guamflyer1]

very nice flying..that take off was slick... forced it flat..certainly an aircraft you stay focused on...

[@harryc1971]

Couple of decades back this model could land you in prison!!

[@MegakillerFortnight]

They are in Denmark not in fucking Britain

[@danielwhyatt3278]

That’s an absolutely beautiful little stealth bomber for sure.

[@markhughes7927]

Radio controlling a stealth configuration - bit of a conundrum!

[@JerodimusPrime]

The model can still receive the radio transmission, the stealth just means that the radio waves won't be reflected back to the transmission emitter.

[@jakegarrett8109]

It’s just stealth to radar waves bounce back, it can still pick up signal just fine (technically doesn’t even need to transmit anything). It’s not at all tied together, so it’s not a conundrum.

[@Klausibus]

Great Plane👍👍👍👏

[@geroldwenisch8839]

.....no wonder....Germans😉

[@DeusSalis]

Even the Germans steal American designs. China has a rival!

[@geroldwenisch8839]

@@DeusSalis .....sorry....but the history is different. The B2 is strongly influenced by a german "wonder-wappeon" called the Horten 229......"horten flying wing design". The US-troups dedected this top-secret air-craft in 1945 in a secret place in middle-germany and take the air-plane and all the parts / technology to the USA......like all the other things......jet-engines of the Messerschmidt 262......rocket-technology together with guys like werner von braun.......head of the following US-Moon-landing.......and....and..... . You can find all the details in the right books or the Internet. There is (in the basic idea and engineering) not very much from the USA.........the germans were just outnumbered......7:1.....by sowjets....and US....and british troups.......needed 5 years 😉.

[@DeusSalis]

@@geroldwenisch8839 Except the Americans made it actually sustainable. The Horten 229 was a joke.

[@geroldwenisch8839]

@@DeusSalis ........no question in that point.....but the origin idea of an "flying wing" and to use it together with a jet-engine as an revo-design for a fighter was created in Germany during WW2. The Horten-concept......together with the rocket-propution Me163 and the world first jet-fighter in combat service ME262 was 10 years ahead in its time.......but the leckage of fuel and pilots reduced their impact for the war in a dramatic way. In addition to that.....the "flying-wing-design" has also some basic "stealth" abilities in contrast to convent. fighter designs.

[@sepg5084]

@@DeusSalis except the US copied the concept and design of flying wings from germans though. logic fail

[@njm3211]

I thought that flight control computers were necessary to keep these flying wings stable. Excellent flying skills.

[@coldude2559]

I want one!

[@kleberkarasudani]

...Me too

[@ChrisMonroeSTL]

Now that is the Christmas present I want!! 🎁

[@cob705]

I want one of these

[@halojump123]

Cob 702 ...1.2 Billion.....U.S

[@blkicemike4857]

@halojump123,.. 😂🤣😂. For a model??🤦🏼‍♂️..

[@kennyj4366]

Very nice Model. Congratulations on a fine build.

[@JustAnotherThisDJ]

2:25 is that a UFO

[@Mythical397]

No it’s a bird

[@vingotaq777]

Best RC aircraft I’ve seen. 10/10

[@夜間飛行はとのやす]

これ機体デザインの理由で実機を飛ばすのにもフライトコンピューターの助けが必須だと聞いた事が有ります。 これ飛ばすのか…°д°※) ただただ、凄い！！♪´Д`※)b

[@ruwinnie]

Невероятно! Жму руки конструкторам этой модели, они молодцы!

[@2232smiles]

I saw the real one flying by nellis airport

[@jamstagerable]

So you thought it was the real one too 😜

[@nathantw]

The real one flew over before the Chiefs vs Titans game.

[@avd1697]

the fact that it doesnt have a vertical stab, like the real one, makes it more impressive.

[@frankthespank]

These Germans sure are kicking our asses in the R/C plane game, god damn....