Just got referred to a Web Site that has photos as well as video clips of the model's first flight over in the UK. This sucker is HUGH --It is powered by EIGHT Wren Turbines! Check it out at
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Just got referred to a Web Site that has photos as well as video clips of the model's first flight over in the UK. This sucker is HUGH --It is powered by EIGHT Wren Turbines! Check it out at
WOW!
Boy you said it, so very cooollllll. rick markle
Awesome!
Looks like they're having trouble with the retracts.
Marty
Thanks for the link.... thats an amazing model... drool, drool.
Reg
The model was featured in one of the Brit mags a while back, and IIRC the issue with the L/G was whether to incorporate the cross-wind function of the 1:1 version. Tricky bit of fiddling, that.
Nice indeed.
Too bad we won't be seeing anything like that flying under the AMA banner.
Another serious model effort is at
Martin
Please explain the retracts problem as you observed.
thanks
Hey guys -- Let it go -- It was the FIRST test flight -- perhaps they didn't want to cycle the gear, huh?
Please give use more video! And does this thing drop bombs? and if so how many? How about a video of it landing?
They didn't seem fully retracted in the video I saw.
Possibly.
But it's fun to speculate. ;o)
It's also possible that they tried to retract the wheels and failed.
Marty
I did notice there were videos of a Taxi test, a take off and fly bys. But nowhere was there a video of a landing. And I agree that in the one fly by it looked like the gear was not all the way in or out! One pass looked like the right rear was up and the door was closed. Another scene, the low pass, looked like both rear legs were almost all the way up while the front were partially retracted.
Again, where's the landing video?
Chuck
Thanks for the update, Richard!
Marty
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