2 Flights of the Freewing PJ50 Twin 70mm EDF Jet - Motion RC 

Glad you like it!

Thanks for watching

hahahah, Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome, thank you!

It sure is. A big sweetheart in the air

I told myself that my Freewing A-10 Thunderbolt 80mm was going to be my last plane for now in my hangar, but this one definitely made me double guessing and I might get it after all!...🤪 I live in Douglas, AZ...I invite you to check out our flights in my channel!... Have a great day! Greetings from Ponce, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🌴🍻🍹🏊🏾‍♂️🇵🇷

@@ricardopr54 I know....right! I have the Eflite 64mm A10 and absolutely love it. Just flies on rails! I have the Freewing AL37 and I really enjoy just landing it! It's so scale! This PJ50 will look really nice next to it out at the field. If you ever make it up here to the valley....we fly at ASU west campus. East parking lot and fields. In Phoenix by Glendale boarder. It's not a club...just a bunch of guys like me who don't wanna be in a club...lol. ASU has been extremely cool to us. We fly there anytime of day. Have night flights and BBQs. Very cool. I have some videos from out there on my channel as well. Man..,thing that sucks about March release it it starts getting hot by May! Gotta get out there early and winds are always outta the east until afternoon. Way the parking lot is laid out... much easier to use rwy 26 R,C,L than 8 R,C,L....lol. Jet liners and Lear jets don't like downwind landings. Can get away with it with F16s (I have 2) A10, F18 and Draco. Well...Draco can land anywhere anyway. 😛 Happy flying!

@@Sabotage_Labs Awesome my friend!... I also have the 64mm Eflite A-10 as well as the AL-37 Airliner, and some more including my new 80mm Freewing A-10 Thunderbolt... Here's the link of her maiden flight day!... Watch "Freewing A-10 Thunderbolt II 80MM Maiden Flight" on RU-vid ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z4n2nRmorhg.html I love this hobby!😁👍🏾👍🏾... I'm in my homeland Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and will stay all Christmas season here... 😁🇵🇷🍺🍹🍻🌴🍺😁👍🏾... I'll be back in Arizona in January...🥺... WORK🤮... Anyway, have Awesome holidays my friend!... Greetings from Ponce, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 👍🏾🌴🍻🍺🇵🇷

Thanks a lot!

Marry Christmas to you and yours!

It will be fun when everyone gets theirs.

Many thanks!

I told you Alpha...I'm available...lol

WHEN IS MOTION RC GOING TO CONSIDER A 90mm HAWKER HUNTER ? WOULD BE A GREAT EDF WITH PLENTY OF WING AREA!

@@marwanshmaisani We've long considered it

@@alphamrc309 Will keep our fingers crossed

@@alphamrc309 how about the Aardvark F-111? That would be a great seller I think

Good call!

@@MotionRC it works 👌

You should, it's enjoyable for sure.

Any time!

It does both really well for sure! Thanks for watching

Thanks a million!

Many thanks

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much

Thanks!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks 👍

Thanks for tuning in

Thanks for watching Daniel.

hahahaha

Thanks so much. I'll lubricate them for next time. Yeah, shooting approaches is a must in the beginning.

My field is not for the faint of heart thats for sure.

@@MotionRC

Looks like you're flying at CCRC Field in Acworth

We are very close to arrival. But the conatiners leave customs whenever they can.

You can definitelty transfer receivers to other planes

Available for Pre-order. Coming in March

@@MotionRC thanks!

my admiral 5000mAh is 700g, where mine is located could be different than yours. Whereever your battery gets the CG is where you should fly it

@@MotionRC Thanks for the reply and understood. I guess my question is if I had to place my heavier 750g battery as far forward as it can go to hit the CG, how your lighter battery achieved the CG even if you pushed it all the way to the front? But I guess I need to do my own flight tests and adjust the location accordingly.

@@Big-Hass For sure. CG is really just a range. The book CG is a solid starting point then everyone needs to adjust to suit there flying style.

Next time out I am going to push the CG more aft definitely.

I'll take all 3 for $100 Alex...

@@MotionRC LOL!

Go to Motionrc.com

They would work!

thanks for watching.

for sure, but a landing where your plane is fine to take off again, is a great landing regardless