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This airframe is unlikely to have that capability, but so-called "3D flying" is a very well-established niche in the RC model aircraft hobby. Start at 5:15 for
by baddox 11y ago
This airframe is unlikely to have that capability, but so-called "3D flying" is a very well-established niche in the RC model aircraft hobby.
Start at 5:15 for an exciting transition from fast flight into steady hovering (note that yaw from the propeller can be corrected for): http://youtu.be/DDyRpiv5_ps http://youtu.be/DDyRpiv5_ps
I haven't seen this much, but people have put collective pitch propellers on 3D models to support fast thrust reversing: http://youtu.be/6YkkZw9GVaU http://youtu.be/6YkkZw9GVaU
Full-scale stunt planes can hover too: http://youtu.be/qvXGATdWhEk http://youtu.be/qvXGATdWhEk