Official Freewing Vulcan 70mm EDF Jet Thread

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    The conversation could have stopped when I posted this.



    Well, that's very easy on your part; you wouldn't have continued commenting after that message. I don't blame you because everyone is free to express their opinion, but always with respect. And you lost your temper with this message: "Having to say your peanut gallery thinks it's fast doesn't mean a thing. They probably just feel sorry for you." I think that after that message of yours disrespecting me, I should have ignored you. But since I'm a very clear and transparent person who likes to debate, I kept responding. A huge mistake on my part, and I recognize it. This ends my debate with you, now and forever.



    May life go well for you, my friend!!!​

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by xviper
    I'm done with dear Dani. No more info from me.
    No problem, I'll tell you the same thing. Don't count with me for anything at all. At least we've agreed on one thing: ignoring each other.


    See you never friend!!!

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  • xviper
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    I'm done with dear Dani. No more info from me.

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  • Evan D
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    The conversation could have stopped when I posted this.


    Originally posted by Evan D
    My opinion. Yours differs. Have a great day.

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by xviper
    Did you even read and understand what you wrote?
    If that's not arrogant, I don't know what is.
    How to make friends and influence people ........................... Nice! You'll get along fine here ........................ NOT!
    It's not arrogance, it's just standing firm in my opinion. Please, if you only have to watch videos of the Vulcan 4s flying, you'll see that I'm right. I'm not here to make friends or influence anyone. I'm here to find information if I need it (and whether you like it or not, and whether you agree with me or not), and of course, to give my opinion.But that's it. Let's leave this discussion here because it contributes nothing to the thread about this wonderful and "fast" aircraft.You get offended too quickly, don't you think?

    Have a nice day man!!!!

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    You are the one that said my opinion was wrong.

    If you don’t believe what I’m saying why should I believe you? All the negativity you started is on you, not me.

    I wish you well.


    I didn't start any negativity, I just debated an opinion of yours that I don't agree with. But of course, from what I see here, I have to think the same as you; otherwise, I'm either "arrogant" or "negative." As I said in my previous message, I'm not going to waste any more of my time with you. This conversation is going nowhere, and we're just dirtying the thread about this wonderful, "fast" plane.

    Have a great day!!!

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  • xviper
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    Did you even read and understand what you wrote?
    My opinion is no different; it's the real one.
    If that's not arrogant, I don't know what is.
    How to make friends and influence people ........................... Nice! You'll get along fine here ........................ NOT!

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  • Evan D
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    You are the one that said my opinion was wrong.

    If you don’t believe what I’m saying why should I believe you? All the negativity you started is on you, not me.

    I wish you well.

    Originally posted by danimataro



    What do you know if I fly slow or fast planes? Do you know how many planes I have and what type to give that opinion? No, right? Well, save that pointless comment. Believe me, if I give you the list of all the planes I have flying, it will surely double yours.Do my colleagues at the club where I fly feel sorry for me? With this comment you just portrayed yourself, mate. You should be more polite to those who disagree with what you say. What purpose do you have with the list of planes you own? I assure you, if I post my list of the planes I currently fly, it'll probably double yours. What's happening, is the one who has more planes is more right? I'm truly amazed at the level of expertise here...Do you think that because you have more planes (according to you of course) you have more experience and the absolute truth? I'll just tell you that I have a pylon racing plane that reaches a speed of over 230 km/h (which I have been flying for several years without a single crash), but of course, for an "expert aeromodeler" like you it will surely be a slow one... I'm not going to waste my time with you because this conversation is going nowhere.


    Greetings to all!!!!

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by xviper

    That's pretty arrogant! So, your opinion is the only true one? Wow!!! :face_with_symbols_o
    Everything is relative and everything is what's in each person's own mind. My 6S Vulcan was slow to me and I got bored of it quite quickly. I pretty much gave it away.

    Well, it seems you can't freely express your opinion here without being called arrogant. I still stand by and defend my opinion that the Vulcan 4s isn't slow at all. If that's arrogant to you, then no problem. I sincerely don't care what you think of me...

    And I do agree with you on one thing, that speed is relative for each person, because saying that the VULCAN 6s is slow...

    Greeting to all!!

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    My comment about slow was in response to a person asking;

    "Hello;

    I am a long term flyer, but new to EDFs. I like the Vulcan and am trying to decide between the 4s and the 6s. I am not interested in top speed, but I like the features of the 6s. On the other hand, the videos show the 6s flies quite a bit heavier than the 4s. Can I use a 4 cell in the 6s, and if I do, how would the performance conpare with the stock 4s?​"



    He was asking in comparison to the 6S. I gave my answer and now he has yours. Your opinion is obviously based on flying slower beginner airplanes. Having to say your peanut gallery thinks it's fast doesn't mean a thing. They probably just feel sorry for you. Even an Avanti isn't that fast. Slow or fast is all point of view, your point of view is just slower.

    My current EDFs. and I have some much faster propeller driven airplanes, Heck, I have quadcopters faster than a 4S Vulcan.


    What do you know if I fly slow or fast planes? Do you know how many planes I have and what type to give that opinion? No, right? Well, save that pointless comment. Believe me, if I give you the list of all the planes I have flying, it will surely double yours.Do my colleagues at the club where I fly feel sorry for me? With this comment you just portrayed yourself, mate. You should be more polite to those who disagree with what you say. What purpose do you have with the list of planes you own? I assure you, if I post my list of the planes I currently fly, it'll probably double yours. What's happening, is the one who has more planes is more right? I'm truly amazed at the level of expertise here...Do you think that because you have more planes (according to you of course) you have more experience and the absolute truth? I'll just tell you that I have a pylon racing plane that reaches a speed of over 230 km/h (which I have been flying for several years without a single crash), but of course, for an "expert aeromodeler" like you it will surely be a slow one... I'm not going to waste my time with you because this conversation is going nowhere.


    Greetings to all!!!!

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  • xviper
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    Originally posted by danimataro

    My opinion is no different; it's the real one.
    That's pretty arrogant! So, your opinion is the only true one? Wow!!! :face_with_symbols_o
    Everything is relative and everything is what's in each person's own mind. My 6S Vulcan was slow to me and I got bored of it quite quickly. I pretty much gave it away.

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  • Evan D
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    My comment about slow was in response to a person asking;

    "Hello;

    I am a long term flyer, but new to EDFs. I like the Vulcan and am trying to decide between the 4s and the 6s. I am not interested in top speed, but I like the features of the 6s. On the other hand, the videos show the 6s flies quite a bit heavier than the 4s. Can I use a 4 cell in the 6s, and if I do, how would the performance conpare with the stock 4s?​"

    Originally posted by Evan D
    The 4S version is slow, needing a lot of throttle to basically just fly around. Putting a 4S battery in the 6S version would get in the air if off pavement but barely be flyable and you’d probably stall it and crash. The 6 has better gear and servos as well as a much better power system. Get the 6. And get proper batteries for it. If you have to go 4S maybe the Rebel would be better.
    He was asking in comparison to the 6S. I gave my answer and now he has yours. Your opinion is obviously based on flying slower beginner airplanes. Having to say your peanut gallery thinks it's fast doesn't mean a thing. They probably just feel sorry for you. Even an Avanti isn't that fast. Slow or fast is all point of view, your point of view is just slower.

    My current EDFs. and I have some much faster propeller driven airplanes, Heck, I have quadcopters faster than a 4S Vulcan.
    L-39 105mm 105mm Aerofoam
    Zeus (rev) FreeWing 8S 90mm
    J-10 (rev) FreeWing 8S 90mm
    Eurofighter (rev) FreeWing 8S 90mm
    F-22 (rev) FreeWing 8S 90mm
    F-16 90mm (rev) FreeWing 8S 90mm
    F/A-18 Hornet FreeWing w/ 8S JetFan/ HET 90mm
    F/A-18E TV FreeWing 90mm highly modified, TV
    F-4 Phantom II FreeWing w/ 8S JetFan/ HET 90mm repaint Blue Angels
    Mig-17 Avios 90mm repaint red/ silver
    Avanti (rev) FreeWing 2150+ rev 80mm
    Gripen Uruguaya(rev) FreeWing 2150+ rev 80mm repaint and TV
    Gripen TV (rev) FreeWing 2150+ rev 80mm with TV
    F-22 80mm (rev) FreeWing 2150+ rev 80mm
    L-39 Albatros (rev) FreeWing 80mm w/ rev
    L-39 Albatros (rev) FreeWing 80mm w/ rev
    Mirage 2000 FreeWing 2150+ rev 80mm
    A-6E Intruder FreeWing 80mm repaint VA-115 USS Midway
    F-86 Sabre FreeWing 80mm, two canopies, digital FPV
    Vulcan (rev) FreeWing 70mm
    F-22 70mm (rev) FreeWing 70mm
    F-16 70mm FreeWing 70mm XRP fan
    Yak-130 FreeWing 70mm HP fan.
    Yak-130 FreeWing 70mm XRP fan. Two canopies one FPV
    MiG-29 (64mm) Arrows twin 64mm
    F-16 64mm (6S) FreeWing 64mm HP 2500 fan
    F-16 64mm (4S)(rev) FreeWing 64mm. Also another new in box
    3D Print 3D printed HP 64mm w/ FW 2500 6S fan
    Rafale FMS with HP FW 2500 6S fan
    Banshee (rev) FreeWing 64mm HP 2500 fan. Also another new in box
    Stinger 64 (6S) FreeWing 64mm HP 6S fan
    Stinger 64 (4S) FreeWing 64mm
    Have a great day!

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    My opinion. Yours differs. Have a great day.
    My opinion is no different; it's the real one. It's as simple as watching the MOTION RC promotional video flying the VULCAN 4s, and from there, everyone can draw their own conclusions. My VULCAN 4s flies the same as in the MOTION RC promotional video; if that's slow flying... Have a nice day too!

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  • Evan D
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    My opinion. Yours differs. Have a great day.

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    I am happy that you are having a good time flying your Vulcan. I have flown the 4S version and know the difference between the two.

    Have you flown the 6S version? Just the landing gear is worth the upgrade.


    I don't need to fly the 6s version to know that it will be superior to the 4s (it has a more powerful engine and better landing gear). The question is not whether the 6s version is superior to the 4s, but rather that you have said that the 4s version is slow and requires a lot of acceleration to fly, which is not true. I repeat, at the club where I fly there are several colleagues with EDF airplanes with 6s batteries similar to the VULCAN 6s, such as AVANTI, VIPER JET, etc. Their opinion, along with mine, is totally contrary to yours, since it is not at all true that the VULCAN 4s is slow or requires a lot of acceleration to fly. The VULCAN 4s is an airplane that flies very well, whether at speed or not; the engine is powerful enough for the size and weight of the airplane. Please don't say things that aren't true. As soon as I can, I'll post a video of me flying my VULCAN 4s and let people tell me if it's slow or needs a lot of acceleration to fly.


    Congrats to all!!

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  • Evan D
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    I am happy that you are having a good time flying your Vulcan. I have flown the 4S version and know the difference between the two.

    Have you flown the 6S version? Just the landing gear is worth the upgrade.


    Originally posted by danimataro

    The 4s version of the FREEWING VULCAN isn't slow, nor does it require much speed to fly, as you say. I've been flying it for a year, and you'd be amazed at how fast it flies and at the same time the slow, low-flying passes it's capable of with and without flaps. Many of my colleagues at the club where I fly, who fly 6s aircraft like the AVANTI or VIPER JET, are amazed at the flight capabilities of the FREEWING VULCAN 4s.


    Greetings to all!!!

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  • danimataro
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    Originally posted by Evan D
    The 4S version is slow, needing a lot of throttle to basically just fly around. Putting a 4S battery in the 6S version would get in the air if off pavement but barely be flyable and you’d probably stall it and crash. The 6 has better gear and servos as well as a much better power system. Get the 6. And get proper batteries for it. If you have to go 4S maybe the Rebel would be better.
    The 4s version of the FREEWING VULCAN isn't slow, nor does it require much speed to fly, as you say. I've been flying it for a year, and you'd be amazed at how fast it flies and at the same time the slow, low-flying passes it's capable of with and without flaps. Many of my colleagues at the club where I fly, who fly 6s aircraft like the AVANTI or VIPER JET, are amazed at the flight capabilities of the FREEWING VULCAN 4s.


    Greetings to all!!!

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  • Alphonso
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    A take off or landing on damp grass can cause them to stop too.

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  • xviper
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    Originally posted by Joe_the_kid_65
    I've flown my 6-S Vulcan 4 or 5 times; it flies very well, speed is ok. But after 2 flights, the retracts didn't get out. Sometimes only one retract works, sometimes two, rarely three. I did the last 2 flights with retracts out. Does anyone know this issue? Thanks in advance Joachim
    When retracted, is the tire touching any part of the wheel well? If it is, then it's possible that the strut has been bent enough to prevent the retract from deploying. Next time you see this happen on the bench, as soon as you hit the gear switch, push that strut further to close and see if it pops out. If it does, you'll need to UNbend the strut so that the tire does not rub up against the wheel well. A few bumpy or hard landings can bend the strut.

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  • Joe_the_kid_65
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    I've flown my 6-S Vulcan 4 or 5 times; it flies very well, speed is ok. But after 2 flights, the retracts didn't get out. Sometimes only one retract works, sometimes two, rarely three. I did the last 2 flights with retracts out. Does anyone know this issue? Thanks in advance Joachim

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