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Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 15:05
by airboatr
You should hear yourselves carry on. Like a bunch of gitty school girls.

Well you've taken all the best comments before I'd woken up!
:(


Good thing I only hit the snooze button.
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And by the way. The plane crashes.
Fin.

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 15:51
by speedbird591
airboatr wrote:And by the way. The plane crashes.
Fin.
Oh, Jooooe :(

Now you've spoilt it for me. I wanted to wait until the end to see how 'The Plane Crash' ended.

Oh well :worried:

Ian :)

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 18:09
by airboatr
speedbird591 wrote:I wanted to wait until the end to see how 'The Plane Crash' ended.

Ian :)
Easy now, you'll pop an eyeball out.
:worried:

Dave, and the rest of the RC gang will get a kick watching how the plane is flown after the pilot. "Billy Bob" jumps from the plane.

Oh, and Ian! I doesn't crash as expected. So there's that to look forward too. :agree:

There are a few things that are stated incorrectly.
Let's see if you pick them up. ;)

Cheers :)

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 19:17
by Dev One
Lets hope the remote pilot flies it better that the previous exercise with a DC6 - that one did not crash correctly!!! I think it was a fuel ignition test though...
I wonder if the remote pilots practiced using their target drones?
Keith

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 19:30
by Tomliner
I wonder if I should have started this thread? *-) :lol: EricT

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 19:36
by airboatr
Well the Cat's out of the bag now, Eric!
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 19:48
by Nigel H-J
Before any-one comes up with any remarks I do NOT read or subscribe to this paper but it was the first one I came across showing pictures of the crash now in a real emergency situation surely no-one would even attempt this crash landing with gear down onto sand!!! :doh: Also was the aircraft flown in flat i.e. level as apposed to a slight flare to ease the impact? As I am at work when it is shownit would be interesting to hear from fellow armchair pilots whether or not the 'Crash' was made as realistic as possible!! :dunno:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/pl ... et-1327237

Kind regards
Nigel

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 19:57
by dodger
Tut Tut Nigel, " Armchair Pilots" i have you know i have the passenger seat out of my last car that went for scrap, :lol:

Cheers,

Roger.

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 22:08
by Nigel H-J
Tut Tut Nigel, " Armchair Pilots" i have you know i have the passenger seat out of my last car that went for scrap,


:lol: :lol:

Well chaps, think I owe an appology of some sorts :$ Should have read the write-up properly for it says
The jet was then slammed into the ground by remote control in a “high vertical load impact” where the plane falls short of the runway.

It hit the ground at 140mph – the speed of impact in 80% of crashes – while 24 cameras recorded the result.
So in effect it was on approach to an airport in some country surrounded by desert and undershot the runway!!! Ok, I now go and :-# :hide:

Nigel

Re: HU Two Progs

Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 22:46
by DaveB
That RC setup was poop. My Champ has a range over 185ft.. the bigger stuff is 2500-3000ft :lol:

Nice to see him drop it short. I'm not the only one then :lol:
ATB
DaveB B)smk