Wasn't sure which group to ask about them. But it sure seems more single channel yaw and thrust than anything else.
With power off fairly steep glide, full power continuous increasing climb angle did not see a loop.
I must have one.
Cheap Twin Fomie
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Grif
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Cheap Twin Fomie
Saw a $40 USD toy foam twin electric fly at the flying field today. No elevator, no rudder, no ailerons. Just differential thrust. Silly thing actually flew fairly well!
Wasn't sure which group to ask about them. But it sure seems more single channel yaw and thrust than anything else.
With power off fairly steep glide, full power continuous increasing climb angle did not see a loop.
I must have one.
Wasn't sure which group to ask about them. But it sure seems more single channel yaw and thrust than anything else.
With power off fairly steep glide, full power continuous increasing climb angle did not see a loop.
I must have one.
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Phil_G
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Re: Cheap Twin Fomie
Hi Grif, was it a KF606? I bought one and it was so much fun I bought another to live permanently in my van 
Very manoeuvrable and stabilised too!
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Very manoeuvrable and stabilised too!
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Grif
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Re: Cheap Twin Fomie
That sure looks like it.
. What a kick!
Friends son got a vintage electric ornothopter running... totally scary looking but flew well, climb, glide turn...
Frenetic is the only word I can come up with..
. What a kick!
Friends son got a vintage electric ornothopter running... totally scary looking but flew well, climb, glide turn...
Frenetic is the only word I can come up with..