AtomRC sale link: atomrc.com/collections/fixed-wing-sale I stand for HONEST reviews and opinions! If you can support this idea please visit my PATREON page: bit.ly/2ESMtIO INAV settings: l8.nu/sGRM iFlight O3 heatsink: shop.iflight-rc.com/DJI-O3-VTX-Heatsink-Pro1915 Thanks Damian, Raphael, Luigi and Markus for helping me with the external shots! more infos in the description of course! greets, Mario
Awesome flying and review, Mario! 😃 This little plane is really impressive... It's so small, but yet so smooth! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Nice unboxing, build. Awesome flight video. The sequence from 4:50 leading up to the move at 5:25 was spectacular. A shoutout to the camera pilot. Overall, another excellent edit.
that was fun, maiden and music montage was brilliant. ps. my first little runcam hd cam i made a lens hood that closed over the lens in a crash, i did contact runcam with photos but they said they had other ideas. it wasnt easy to show how and why it worked in photos but it did work really well. probably worth looking into with an 03 unit now
Thanks Mac, I guess I should just print the whole nose in tpu and make a little bumper for lens protection. Also I use nd filters as a layer of protection against scratches. Greets Mario
@@Rcschim yeah did that thing where i put a foam (from the runcam box i think) lens hood on which showed up in the camera and i slowly cut away till it was out of view, then realised if i cut an angle above and below the hood would be forced down or up in a crash which would cover the lens, wish i could make one for the hero6, so tired of buying nd filters.
That sandpaper trick from Lee @painless360 is golden; my Dolphin, Penguin, and Airloader are all rocking some 600 grit now lol Great choice of music in this one, Mario, my head was bobbing to the _shuuuut up up up_ until I realized I was being gawked at by my girl :)
I use it with delay on all inav planes normally, but here I forgot this option initially. Also bad if you have 2 motors and not both arm for some reason...
You also need to check if your elevator servo is secure as mine was loose and popped out when I adjusted the control horn that I have to re-glue and put screw on it.
Lovely flying. have you any stabilized footage of it using gyroflow? i fly quads, and wanted to switch to this wing. I would want to do cinematic low flying and was wondering if this would be a good choice. Please advise.
Yep, normally I stabilize o3 footage because I don't like the shakes. Especially on wings. The penguin was not my fav plane tho. Liked the dolphin more. But yes, for cinematic low alt flying it's maybe an idea
Hi my Friend! It flies fun! Can be flown much slower - but has a bit of a YAW wobble if you fly faster than 100kph. Can fly high alpha and then VERY slow (have to train this - then I can fly thru the woods ;) it likes to be flown in smaller area, maybe with obstacles - near to the ground. up in the mountains it would feel a bit out of place I guess..
@@Rcschim thanks for the detailed information. For me, the Dolphin is almost too small and so the Penguin is defenetely too small. I enjoy a more long range and fast flying wing, so what you say finalize the doubts for me about the Penguin. Thanks again my friend ☺️
Rcschim, want to share. I use O3 with iFlight heatsink with 5V cooling fan mount on heatsink. I am able to power on Heewing Ranger T1 in fully enclosure while grounded. With fan still spinning, it can be grounded indefinitely without worrying about overheating. iFlight heatsink for O3 is a must have for anyone who puts O3 in fully enclosures with vent. Or add cooling fan when in doubt (ie: summer season) I enjoy your video, I am in market for one more fixed wing that can pack up in a case for portability. How do you pack up? I see servo wires still in there after you remove the wings?
Yep, heatsink is a good idea. didn't do it yet but have fans on my bench. my flying buddies did tell me also how great the T1 is. Currently I'm back to copters again - love their steady flight... looking forward to flying the Dolphin in Spring again tho. And maybe the Mars and ARWingpro. Didnt like the Penguin enough to keep the O3 in there - went on another copter. Maybe I'll use one of my old Vistas to have an easy ground level basher plane? it flew like fun for sure (and such a thing is great for FPV meetings). greets, Mario
@@Rcschim Yes, I wouldn't send my precious T1 as ground level basher. 😂 That is why I research about Dolphin. Their page says it can steer thru trees in a park and has good low speed without stalling. If you have any more ground level basher wing to mention, please do share. 🙏
@@kibbycabbit I guess you meant Penguin instead of Dolphin here ;) My fpv 900 from tech one was a nice careless flying wing until it was grounded. See fpv meet 1-23
Ich denke darüber nach, den Penguin zu kaufen. Ich nehme an, Sie verwenden INAV?? Wie haben Sie Ihre Einstellungen für einen stabilen Flug ermittelt? Und von wo aus fliegen Sie? Es ist eine wunderschöne Gegend. Erinnert mich an Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Only one motor started for some reason. Later I changed so that on auto launch the motors start after I use half throttle rather than throwing. This way I can check better if both are spinning.
Hast du einen Tipp wie man in das Thema Wing mehr eintauchen kann ? Fliege bis jetzt nur Copter und das Bauen eines Wings schreckt mich noch etwas ab... Leider gibts auch keine digitalen BNF Angebote....
Mein aktueller Favorit ist der Dolphin. Da gibts ein PNP mit RTF (also mit deren eigener FC). Das ist ein guter Startpunkt, da war vieles schon fertig (schau Dir mein review dazu an). Dann noch einen CRSF (oder sonst einen RC) anlöten, eine O3 (oder vista...etc) und die Inav settings von mir. Zu Inav hat Painless360 oder Pawel Spychalski gute tutorials - ist aber wirklich nicht viel anders als Betaflight. Das Beste an Inav für mich ist sicher Autolaunch ;) viel Spaß!
