FINALLY! Crazy time with the Slick! 

I tried. Fortunately, electric only, so when I crashed (and did often), repairs/replacements were considerably cheaper.

You should also check out Jase Dussia

Lmfao it does. It also looks like Tuscon. That's why they filmed Spaghetti Westerns there.

You sound a lot like a friend of mine who built a full-size Cristen Eagle in his garage. Later he owned an MX2, a Yak55M, etc. Also an airline pilot, and a lot of R/C and full-size glider flying too.

@@CyclingMikey the flying bug never leaves you once its bitten you good and proper. Ive been flying rc for better then 30 years and My wife is a spring and summer widow ; ) But as she says at least she knows where to find me . If I’m not flying I’m building or repairing & getting ready for next day at the field. My motto “ if you ain’t crashing you ain’t flying low enough! Maybe thats why my flying brothers call me crash? Or stretch ( Im known to stretch an rc clear across the flight line) If its stretched too far then its a great reason to build another?

@@jnmwtkns Yeah, same for me. :)

Nice 😂🤣😂

The noise on cannisters is much nicer, but throttle response is slower…

@@MartinPickering-PickeringRC Thx for your reply! I'll be mounting a DA100, and I have to be careful about the noise. Last question is two in one cannister or two separate ones?

How does it fly when doing a knife-edge? ;-) Aerodynamics and physics =)

Fully symmetrical wings, you could literally flip the wings on the plane left to right and it will still fly the same way(just remember to reverse the servos).

Jets can fly ' inverted ' , in fact if recall correctly back in the late 60's or 70's I know there was a commercial jet test piliot who did a barrel role in a Boeing jet over '' Lake Washington '' in Washington State.

You can fly upside down with non symmetric wings and symmetrical. Symmetrical makes it easier. Angle of attack creates lift.

@@airgliderz exactly.

In this one I have a Powerbox Pioneer, very small and light but still powerful enough for the job!

I can never see the pilot figure INSIDE

agree 100%, controlled kaos to me

I suspect the forces imposed by the acceleration actually WOULD kill a human. Pretty awesome!

Paint roller!

@@MartinPickering-PickeringRC great idea !

Looked like a towel you had rolled up was wondering the same thing

No I don't think he does. His throttle seems to be on the left. Check out the warm up routine. All done on left hand stick.

Check 1:10 aileron and elevator on right stick and rudder and throttle on left stick mode 2

@@andrewpearce2562 no you are wrong mode 1 is throttle and aileron on right stick, been flying it for 30+ years

You mean good 👍

lol, thanks mate, you don't want to know what was needed to sign that contract! haha

No doubt lots of simulator time…

Did I miss a reply somewhere mate?