The latest 2-Cell 2-channel plane
These video clips were taken at the
Aeronutz fun fly at Parklands
starting on Oct 20 2001.
The slips are fairly experimental at the moment -
I will try and settle on a quality and do some more methodical recording at the
November fun-fly!
This following is in Realplayer format I've no idea if it will work!
5 minutes of Aeronutz flying at Parklands(1.2 Meg)
Waring the quality is pretty poor - I can put is on CD as MPEG if anyone is really interested?
Heres some smaller chucks as MPEGS, These have been slightly reduced in quality to keep the sizes down
|
|
Marks new 25g Corsair two cell, two channel infra red (921K) |
|
|
Marks Vulcan goes through its paces - another 2C2C(701K)
|
|
|
Grahams reliable plane, 2C2C(1.3 Meg) Now superceeded by is SE5? see below |
|
|
The actuator.(107K)
|
 |
|
|
|
Freeflight rubber powered Lacy.(447K)
|
Here are some more from the November fun-fly, these are mainly Chris's 1-cell planes.
|
|
Dr. Chris's 1-cell Tiger Moth.(709K)
|
|
|
Another of Dr. Chris's 1-cell planes.(179K)
|
|
|
Dr. Chris's two motor Shorts Scion.(1.4 Meg - but worth it)
|
|
|
How easy can it be???(683K)
|
|
|
The first flight of Andrew plane.(331K)
|
|
|
My Sopwith Swallow (26.5g) is just a bit too heavy.(1 Meg)
|
|
|
Rays swordfish flies a lot better.(483K)
|
|
|
and from January
 |
Mark corsair again.(695K) Now flying reliably and turning on a six pence. |
 |
Rays delta (755K) Twin motor but steered by 'flaperons' which increase the drag on one side. Mark calls it an X57 |
 |
Marks Mig (773K) Flys like a dream.. |
 |
Rays hurricane (735K) Another reliable flyer. |
 |
Grahams Se5 (803K) The ultimate in endurance 2-cell planes? |
 |
Simons free flight rubber power (427K) Only 3" long! |
And across the seas has I/R caught on????
 |
Bob Selmens entry into 2-cell flying(729K) |
