sperry |
2004-10-27 10:45 AM |
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Originally Posted by Dean
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Originally Posted by sperry
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Originally Posted by Dean
You have flown RC gliders. sometimes you alsmost have to nose them in to get the dang things to land. Most of mine have top spoilers that force the wing to stop working... Great for pinpoint landings in competition...
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That's funny, I've never had issues "landing" my glider. Course I used either the "lawn dart" landing approach, or the "tree capture" method. :lol:
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"lawn dart" = "nose them in" :lol: :lol:
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Yeah, well mine wouldn't just go in nose first.... it would actually impale itself into the ground... :lol: 'Course that was my cheap-o $25 foam glider that I crammed my RC plane radio and servos into. I didn't try very hard to land that one softly.
The worst was flying my nice plane on a hilltop that had one single oak tree on it, and somehow getting the glider to crash right in the top of the tree. Granted I was flying in much too much wind, so when I turned the plane just skidded into the breeze and got flipped into the tree. But it was pretty funny to be standing alone in 20 acres of graze land with my plane in the only tree. :lol:
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