Happy Travels

Before Happy hits the road i took him to a R/C airshow.He went flying in this plane and jumped along with a load of candy to awaiting children.Happy did not like to sky dive.Sorry i did not have my video.H.D.
 

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How cool is that!? (Document his hrs doc!) lol. Then again getting him a licence might not be a good idea
 
Yeah, but is he instrument rated? I'd guess not.
Tom

Doc,
Just wondering why the elevators are down on those planes. Doesn't the servos keep them at neutral? I've been away from R/C for a while. Maybe that's something new.
Tom
 
My life long wish since age 5 was to dog fight The Red Baron flying a Forker D, in a Camel. Happy gets out of a box....... S.O.B.! LOL
 
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2door said:
Yeah, but is he instrument rated? I'd guess not.
Tom

Doc,
Just wondering why the elevators are down on those planes. Doesn't the servos keep them at neutral? I've been away from R/C for a while. Maybe that's something new.
Tom
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I think they do that so the planes look more like the "real airplanes" they emulate.
 
Bikeguy Joe said:
I think they do that so the planes look more like the "real airplanes" they emulate.
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Joe,
After I read your answer I remembered I used to do the same thing. Especially on the big 1/4 scale stuff. My Cessna 140 a good example. I'd let the elevator droop and a lot of times I'd park it and leave the flaps down...just cause I thought it looked neat.
Tom
 
File watch the mail.Happy got put on the back burner for a week or so.Cotton.corn,beans,rice,hay,cows,and 7 aircraft to put for the winter.H.D.
 
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