This is the first proper edf I had when it came out with the out runner 🤙🏻 it’s the first one I pull out the hanger when I haven’t flown in the of season. Beautiful well mannered plane that just makes u smile great fun ❤️🇬🇧
I have the old version and it also sounds very nice, it was the reason I bought it. My only EDF jet. Funny how this version also wants to yaw and tip up on take off.
LOVE mine. This was my first edf. I recently put the high performance motor in and it is a good improvement. Just do the tail sit test for cg and your good to go. Great info on the RC group forum. Good flying James!
Hi there James (and the rest of you). I always like your flying -and the footage overall. Oh yes, motionrc eu has sent me a lot of stuff... Greetings from Finland.
Very nice jet,James,been thinking about this for my edf maiden flight,have the FW A-4 and an F-4,but don't want them to be my first jets to fly.Thank you!
It's always a hard question to answer as all grass is different. But many fly their F-86's off grass for sure. If you can fly other 80mm off your patch, you should be able to do this one
Is there another option out there? I see one site selling one with a 3658 1857kv motor 12 blade and 100 A. Are ther 3 versions. This one, the 1857 one and the HP one??
Just bought the edf with the esc. Wanted to hear the sound. Putting in the other guys 80mm F-16, just hoping I can throttle calibrate with the freewing 100a esc with my flysky. Have problems with the smaller ones
Nice flight! I just picked up a used one. My wife asked, "what does the Native American picture mean on the jet?" I tried to Google it, but nothing came up. Any guesses why its on there?
It's the symbol of the 335th Fighting Squadron called the Chiefs (still active today). The Chiefs flew P-80 Shooting Stars out of Andrews AFB, Maryland, until 1949, when they moved to Langley AFB, Virginia, and received the F-86 Sabrejet, which they took to Korea on 10 November 1950. By the end of the Korean War the 335th led all squadrons with 218.5 kills and had become a part of the "MiG Killer" legend. The Chiefs also added 12 aces to its rolls, more than the combined total from the 334th and 336th. The Chiefs remained in the Far East until 8 December 1957, when they moved to Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina, and converted to the F-100 Super Sabre. In May of 1958, the Chiefs were sent to Eglin AFB, Florida, and tasked with operational testing of the new F-105 Thunderchief for the next three years. In May of 1959, the 335th became the first squadron in the Air Force to receive the F-105 Thunderchief, and the transition from F-100s to F-105s began. The squadron returned to Seymour Johnson AFB in November of 1961.
I have no flight parks withing a hour of where I live, I can only do grass landings at school fields, any suggestions of how to upgrade to a better plane with smaller landing gear?
I really want to work under you and learn about rc aeroplanes but the only problem is am from another country but if i could get a chance then i will definitely work with you to learn 😄😍...love from India 🇮🇳
So I see you have the 10 channel Rx plus a satellite Rx, not gonna lie that 10 channel Rx looks kinda crazy near all those servo wires lol which leads to my question, you have the Satellite Rx forward in front of the battery does the signal from the Tx only go to the Satellite Antennas? Or does it go to both the 10 channel Rx antennas and the satellite antennas? Also can we get a video on mounting the Satellite Rx, like where to best mount the antennas to get the best coverage
@@MotionRC Awesome thanks because I just bought like 3 Satellite receivers and 3 10 channel receivers I just wanna make I get the antenna placement right for best signal reception 🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@kingrc6865 I doubt we'll have the video in time for you but what you are trying to do is mount the satellite as far from the receiver as you can, and then you want to tape all 4 antennas down in 4 different planes all 90 degrees from each other. Obviously being mindful of noise like touching wires, or carbon reinforcement. And also making sure your LIPO never can block all 4 antennas in a given aircraft position relative to your TX.
It shows that the elevator should line up flush with the back of the fuselage (behind the rudder). When you line the elevators up with the fuse part they now have the up elevator you want for your neutral. Conversely, If you line the elevators up with the rest of the horizontal stabilizer than you wouldn't have any up
@@MotionRC LOL!!! One of my favorite jets because of it's ability to wheelie with the right CG; balancing the jet so if you push down on the tail as the jet sits on landing gear the tail comes up very slowly. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RquFUXuGShQ.html
I can definitely tell you the stock motor and Esc in the Freewing F-86 is completely Gutless and Anemic for Power take every inch of geo tech runway to get lift off...Every Retract on mine pulled out of its pocket from lack of glue or just poor quality glue. the nose wheel retract grub screw came loose and i lost steering on it. This is one of the worst problem prone EDF,s ive ever purchased new from Motion Rc its an absolute Lemon. and the 64mm Freewing F-22 was a Complete Slug as well....So Far im not at all impressed with Freewing Products out of 4 of them wish i had returned them all for a Refund.