Freewing F-14 Tomcat with RCINFORMER Rich Baker - Motion RC 

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It's one 700$ I'll spend..

custa 700 dólares americanos???

Yeah. Makes all of us look like a joke.. ha .. no not to much hotdogging.. just simple.. stuff.. !

It would be nice to a updated v2 version of the F14

I couldn’t agree more! Had to do the same!

Head to his channel, he has numerous videos on the f14. And he would be more apt to see your comment

Just have to get a few things finalize before releasing.

You should start with an RTF aircraft. RTF means "ready-to-fly" so it will include a basic transmitter, battery, charger etc. Everything needed to fly it. If you like the hobby thereafter and wish to continue you then graduate to PNP models "Plug and Play" which don't include a transmitter or battery as they assume by this time you own your own transmitter which can carry 100's of models and be used for all your aircraft. Start with an RTF airplane

@@MotionRC Alright, will do. Any specific model(s) you recommend starting off with?

Head over to RC informers videos and leave a comment. He designed it

Rich and I will be offering them very soon, just have to finalize some things.

@@RavenRockMachine awesome can't wait

Rich and I will be offering them very soon, just have to finalize some things.

You will want to check out RC Informers youtube channel and ask him through his videos. Not sure how he has his set up.

no plane "needs" a gyro. Gyro can assist any plane to fly a little more stable say on a windier day. But flying with or without a gyro is a personal preference more than a necessity

Motion RC oh yes. Nice. Also I have watched you other video freewing F35 but with gyro on it? By my know some planes does really need gyro for the better fly. I want to make sure before I purchased these two planes. Thx

@@RCINFORMER Maybe they should! They might sell a bzillion of them to all of us electric flyers

I like that look with the wings back...

@@RCINFORMER I'm well aware of the real Tomcats flight envelope as I worked on them for 10 years and actually you are wrong the wings normal operation are on a computer that swing them depending ONLY on speed of the aircraft. ( there is also a partial sweep attached to bomb mode on the B and D models as well as a OVERRIDE that lets the pilot do whatever he wants.. However that was almost never used unless there was a problem with the computer., It has nothing at all to do with altitude. The wings actually start sweeping in real life just over 300kts and will VARY in sweep. You will hardly ever see a Cat with extended wings unless they are in a low speed TURNING fight. all of your passes in RC scale were "high speed" which again is why I ask why even bother with a Tomcat if you dont fly it with the wings swept for scale? And this isnt just you its pretty much every video out there which is why I asked does the flight characteristics in RC not perform well as everyone flies this bird with the wings OUT.

​@@RCINFORMER Which is why I asked you the question... if the model doesn't fly well with wings swept at this scale then thats a HUGE negative and would be a "do not buy" situation for me...

@@RCINFORMER Also of note I'm normally a RC Heli guy.. flew for SAB North America for years as a Rep.. I'm asking questions from you as you are the expert.. With the advent of these new incredible ducted fan models we didnt have just 6 years ago I'm looking to get into fixed wing.. which is why I was asking about these flight characteristics.