BRILLIANT ACROMASTER KID ! AMAZING INDOOR RC FLYING SKILLS 

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You and me both ! Cheers Dom (Essential RC)

We all do hahaha

I'm trying to get mine to take off! 😂

@@Crazyoldman84 exactly! I tried one time, to no avail.

Landing properly is a great nightmare for me too.

It deteriorated as you age sadly. I used to be professional as well.... sadly no longer able to fly the same. The cost of the newer stuff is also just too much. $100 for a servo.... no thank you

One was from a cheese puff who thought him holding the wing and hovering above his head was dangerous and a few others comparing it to a video game. Utterly clueless as to the dedication, time and effort...and skill it takes to fly like that. They are a minority though so who cares. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)

The way I learned to fly was like this,I was probably 8-9 and my dad would just hand me a transmitter and walk away.he was the club instructor for 25 years so I guess he knew what he was doing.I used to put the adults to shame most weekends.I wish more kids would get involved in our great hobby.I had great times with my father and those memories are something I cherish alot more now that he is gone.Aero modeling is something u can get alot of joy out of.

Agree with that. If he can do this indoors, imagine what he could do with a 35% Extra 330 outdoors !

@Grumpy Cat My humour went undetected by your humour detection apparatus.

@Grumpy Cat 5 year old engineer just solved the technology challenge. She used the ultra high tech combination of a drone, a flash light, and a thin, conducting string attached to the cell phone she uses as a remote. She calls it "Flash By String-technology", with a small token to her source of inspiration, the flying Rainbow Flash from My Little Pony. Lockheed Martin is considering hiring this Wiz Kid, but her parents wonder if it's a bit to early to go the career route, since she hasn't learned to properly read and write yet. Lockheed Martin doesn't see that as a hindrance, as literacy levels in the US are falling already, and one person won't do much harm to the statistics. Parents have replied that they don't care to much about statistics, but more about their daughter. And that developing killer drones won't be the right job for a five year old. It's said that Lockheed Martins reply to this was going to include that this is no problem, as the drone can attack children too, but this communique was stopped by internal control because it had spelling errors.

@@MrLundefaret you must be fun at parties

Insane talent. I bow to you!

Maybe 0 beacuse i think he flys in the simulator like half thousand hours getting this skill ... did you know what mean ,,having rich parents"? 40% of teens can do that but only 5-10% of all has money to: simulators, new motors, servos,accu itc. And to buy expensive models whoose maybe crash in few minutes...

His succes is : 60% money 35% skill 5% luck

@@ban5176 I'd disagree that most of it is money. A simulator isn't insanely expensive. Mine was $60. Cheaper than my first plane. Much cheaper. This is pure skill.

@@nickhayley Could you please name that simulator? Is it like a video game?

You spotted that as well. There really are some sad haters out there. They are very loyal fans though. Hahahaha. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)

Thanks!