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>that hardly make sense Just a guess: stronger strength to weight, and power to weight ratios, compared to the real thing. The tail rotor in particular appears
by cmurf 7y ago
>that hardly make sense
Just a guess: stronger strength to weight, and power to weight ratios, compared to the real thing. The tail rotor in particular appears to be quite a bit more powerful for the weight of the model than would be expected in a full size aircraft. And then also, these kinds of movements with a person inside? Haha! No!
- baddox 7y agoYeah, I've been pretty deep in the RC community, but what doesn't make sense to me is the physical skills of pilots like that! Handling orientation changes like that is insanely difficult. I practiced flying RC helis for a while in a simulator and even the basic orientation exercises are pretty challenging.