Very nice, I enjoyed scale look of it flying through the air, you sold it to me , I may get this beauty before the end of the year,I'm a big fan of the liberator and B17G , British Avro Lancaster.
Fantastic video. The pilot flew this plane really nice and scale and it was an absolute joy to watch. Well done and thanks for sharing. P.S. The cameraman also deserves praise for doing a good job.
I have the same plane with the AR637T in mine also. The AS3X makes this already smooth flying plane even smoother. The wheel squeak sounded like the scale brakes lol DONT OIL THEM!! Lol Great video!
Hello Garrett. Nice video. Just bought this plane. Will also be installing the AR637T receiver. A good choice. TWO QUESTIONS: QUESTION #1: As you know, the AR637T has 6 (six) plug in slots for throttle, gear, flaps, ailerons, rudder, and elevator. Do you plug the BEC (the circuit board built into the battery connection circuit with XT-60 connector) into the BIND/PLUG slot? QUESTION #2: Can you share your AS3X and SAFE settings for this plane? Is there a file that could simply be uploaded to a DX-9 Spectrum transmitter? Thanks.
The BEC will plug into the control board, not the receiver. You will see where it will plug in. The SAFE and AS3X settings are at the default. I have SAFE on a switch where I can just turn it on and off.
@@Garrett-Being-Garrett The control board (the white colored INTEGRATED CIRCUIT MODULE) has a 7 (SEVEN) plug SERVO INPUT SIDE (Gear door, Gear, Nose steering, Rudder1, Rudder2, Elevator1, Elevator2) and a 6 (SIX) plug RECIEVER SIDE. The RECEIVER SIDE has (Flaps, Gear, Rudder, Throttle, Elevator, Ailerons). There are no OPEN PIN SLOTS other than the optional GEAR DOOR pin on the SERVO INPUT side. So where does the BEC plug into?
@@Garrett-Being-Garrett MotionRC tech supports indicates it (BEC), plugs into the RECEIVER. They indicate to either plug it into the BIND port on the RECEIVER once the unit is bound, OR, install a Y harness on one of the channels on the RECEIVER, and plug it into that. Motion RC indicates it DOES NOT plug into the Integrated Circuit Module.
