Making a Radio Control Dambuster (pt2) 

Prof. Holland, whilst I never knew Barnes's family, I knew him well through my representation on the Committee of a

Through the Co mitte of Almoners of Christs Hospital, back in the late 70s. I was going to share this video with them, but you saved me the work of research where the reside. Thank you for that. As a matter of fact Barnes is always remember with great respect in my household. In fact on rememberance sunday, my late father always bought an extra pint of beer , which was put on the mantle piece in the local pub. I never did find out who drank them after we left..

My own more-direct knowledge of Barnes' work was related to radio astronomy. He designed the guidance mechanism for the equatorial mounts for both the Parkes radio telescope in Australia, and the Algonquin 47m radio telescope in Canada. It used, like the dambusters mechanism, a tightly-collimated beam of light.

2nd what he said.🔝

As y’all should be where would this 🌎 be without 🇬🇧 contribution to humanity !! 🙏👍✌️

And torturing the irish and controlling their land and treating them not as humans

There's always one. Take it to Speakers corner, this is a RC channel.

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Cheers Ramy

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This is the simplest comment I have ever seen on RU-vid

Hey ramy! You have nice planes! And projectair has a big fantasy!

Thanks!

Or the dam busters in Bomber Crew...

Thanks! I'll definitely be finishing up the plans in the next few days. The Vintage Model Company might be bringing out a foam kit of this plane next year so watch this space :)

I realy love this project! Do you are able to share the buildplans ore sale them?

So much grandchildren could make their grandpa's happy when they build this together with them and actually bounce some barrels over a local water surface.

@@Project-Air Great news, it'll sell like hot cakes. Definitely a huge gap in the market for a decent sized foamy Lanc and for a rough and ready build, your design is excellent. It wouldn't take much tweaking to bring it up to something beautiful. Well done!

@@Project-Air hi James. Is there any movement on this as a kit with the Vintage Model Company yet? Thanks 👍

Cool, thanks!

David Windestal's has always been a huge inspiration for me, so thanks for mentioning that. ☺️

i had a idea for a video. im curious how many stages you can put on a model rocket. i have found some people that have done 3 or more. but how many do you think is the max??? lets find out.

Yes very respectful to do that from our younger generation.

These lads show the spirit and ingenuity of the men and women who worked on these projects almost 80 years ago. A credit to their country.

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Half way through the book and it’s pretty good 👍

Thanks, will try my best!

Also, while you might not think so, low level flying is actually quite difficult. For instance, the things you can do to try and gain more altitude, actually tend to cause a loss of altitude. The change in the horizontal stabilizer actually increases drag. And if you don't simultaneously increase engine power, you'll go down, not up.

object 906 good idea!