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I also want to add my thoughts that if you are waiting to see how well it flies on grass, it might be a long wait. This model is definitely not meant for grass unless it's a completely manicured golf green-type of grass which most grass fields are not.
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Oh you poor guys, it's only 70° here in Ca., very nice flying weather...
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Originally posted by kallend View Post
I would, except the temperature outside is -14 Celsius. That's minus 14.
Oh... it's just 4:30 pm and around plus 14°Celsius. Best Regards from Switzerland.
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Go outside... fly, it loosens your head and always feels good.Originally posted by kallend View PostOK, you can't or won't answer. Got it.
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No... i want to fly!Originally posted by kallend View Post
"Hardly any more" is not the same as "less".
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Originally posted by kallend View Post
Would you "always" paint a tailpipe black inside, as you wrote in post #82? Even something like an F-35 where the inside has a white ceramic coating?
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Which ones were they? ...I can't remember.Originally posted by kallend View Post
SR-71 Blackbird Twin 70mm EDF Jet With Gyro from Freewing - PNP - FJ32211PG The Freewing SR-71 Blackbird pays tribute to one of the most legendary aircraft in aviation history. Developed in the 1960s for high-altitude reconnaissance, the SR-71 set records with its unparalleled speed, cutting-edge engineering, and futuristic
"Always" is not the same as ""sometimes"
"Very few" is not the same as "none".
Incidentally, the last several FW models I have bought did not have unfinished white EPO inside the tailpipe. They were painted grey.
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There will hardly be any more thrust, firstly because of the higher weight, secondly because of the additional power branch (it all comes from the drive battery) and thirdly because of the even greater thrust disturbance caused by the additional material in the thrust tube, unless in very exclusive cases it is perhaps an absolutely aerodynamic mounting cone... but even then points one and two are still in the negative range.Originally posted by kallend View Post
Even that statement is disputable, since some designs (but not all) actually do a good job of fairing in the blunt rear end of the motor.
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I wouldn't hope for that, because in my opinion it's clearly not a grass runway aircraft... that wouldn't be appropriate for the species and it's certainly not fun to fly on grass on a regular basis. You'd be better off looking for something that can fly on grass, like an A-10, MIG-29, MIG-25/31 or something like that, that will definitely make you happier. sorry for my direct answer to you. You can also hang this beautiful thing from the ceiling, this machine looks very good there too. Of course, only if you buy it and then don't want to fly it on grass.Originally posted by ElCid View PostJust waiting for someone to try and fly this thing off of grass before i pull the trigger.
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you're crazy about the bright jet tubes... I already had an F-35 from Freewing, but with a new one I would probably paint the inside cream white, because the F-35 isn't actually black originally, you're right about that.Originally posted by kallend View Post
Would you "always" paint a tailpipe black inside, as you wrote in post #82? Even something like an F-35 where the inside has a white ceramic coating?Ich mache das hobbymäßig und bin daher mit meinem „immer“ oft flexibel. Aber Du bist wie wir Schweizer… ziemlich genau und ausdauernd.
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Just waiting for someone to try and fly this thing off of grass before i pull the trigger.
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Originally posted by EDF-Jetpilot View Post
Thanks, I like that much better than bright and if you don't use the flash of the camera to illuminate the inside of the real jets, it looks black, except for the rearmost slats of the nozzle outlets with the coatings... but the inside of a "cave" has always been black. ;-)
Would you "always" paint a tailpipe black inside, as you wrote in post #82? Even something like an F-35 where the inside has a white ceramic coating?
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You have a nice Avatar! I have this Plane HSD-F16 105mm S-EDF whit Belgian Finish comming soon for my this April. I will also buy the SR-71 as soon as it is available in Europe (Switzerland)... it will be an expensive hobby year.Originally posted by DCORSAIR View PostI haven't tried the reverse thrust yet, I was going to use the extra channel for separate nose steering but waiting to get more flights on mine before I do anything else. The chute works way better than I expected but it is a pain to pack if you have big hands and fingers like I do, I use my pinky finger to hold the chute in while closing the hatch and it still wants to pop out. It is a cool factor for sure but very effective. I have tried reverse thrust on other jets and it makes a mess inside the fuselage, I fly off pavement and it gets to dusty and sucks all that into the fan, besides I have plenty of runway so I don't need reverse anyway so the chute works for me. I now have 6 flights on mine and its a very nice flyer so far.
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