Never thought the flight would end like this! | eGlide 🇮🇹 

Yes and the person speaks to you😉

Thank you!!

Whats this?

@@benjaminbenavidesiglesias52 We call it humor. Have you ever seen people pulling a strange face, and producing weird noises, like haha or hee heee hee? Things you do or say that make people react so weird, that is called humor. It is contageous, it is a social thing, the more people witness your humor, the better. You could try hurting yourself in public on purpose, making it look like an accident. Don't over do it, getting badly wounded or passing away is not always appreciated. Fire arm accidents are very funny, somebody buys a gun to feel safer, and what happens, he forgets the safety catch and shoots in his own foot. Would you feel safe, around such a moron? No, huh, and that is ironic, and that is funny. But those fire arm people have less humor, so shooting yourself and repeatedly crying you expected to feel much safer, I'd not recommend it everywhere. So, be a bit careful how bad you hurt yourself. Stumbling and falling to the ground or smashing into sign posts, pretending not to have seen the obstacles, though it hurts a lot, it usually does the trick. Have fun, trying your first humor. Later on, you'll discover that comparing is also humor. Comparing an electric glider to a smoothy blender is the first example. You did not recognize it, but after my hint, do you see it? It spins and it makes a lot of noise because it has a powerful electric motor. And it has some blades that would cut off your fingers without any trouble. Smoothie. E-glider. Got it? Gee, you got to explain literally EVERTHING to some people. Why is it my turn? Help!

@@voornaam3191 Do not worry or take it badly, it was just a light comment without wanting anything else! . I'm Sorry. 🤐

@@benjaminbenavidesiglesias52 What's this? Just kidding!

@@voornaam3191 I smiled a little bit and my face cracked. dam it

It's also an expensive little thing. You could get a fancy aerobatic aircraft for the cost of that glider.

@@Athaeus really? I know which I'd chose! Gimmie engine n horsepower any day 😉 lol

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Yes, I launched with 45 kg/m² wingloading. So I had about 60 liters of water with me at the beginning and during the first half of the flight. I should have dropped the water earlier because the weather was not so good...

Thank you! Yes, it is the ultimate flying pleasur ;)

@@SteFly Definitely click bait. Crap piloting Must be doing circuits every time you fly. If you can't stay up in that weather you'll never go anywhere. try more instruction on co ordinated controls. Your yaw string points to a major fault even on takeoff. Try coming Down Under in blue sky. That'll get you on mother earth real quick.

@@anrepscoach Haha and you need corrective lenses? :D The jaw string is very long and the camera is not mounted in the middle, that´s why it looks like that.

@@SteFly Never thought about corrective lenses. Fantastic opt out. Well done.

Everything is butter with these gliders 😉

Given the recent spate of corona-virus, you possibly wouldn't come back.

@@Thisisahandle701 We here in the North were the least affected by Corona in the whole country.

If you live in Scarborough I wouldn't blame you. :)

Lil Ayo XO no it’s annoying

it sounds like a star wars droid

why does it make that beep-beep sound? Avionics equipment? some air-drag/life/plane-body stuff/builtin feature to tell the pilot about the plane's orientation?

@@zaighamrandhawa214 Thermals. The faster the sound the more intense the thermal

@@zaighamrandhawa214 its the sound the variometer makes.

TheJPenner s

Correct!

E-Glide.

Thank you! It was a e-Glide competition, ther first one of this format.

He's got a motor

@@ivanlam1304 ah I see, thankyou!

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Italy my friend

@@khalidsparrow101 acha

Do not mess with those locks.

As a service tech you should know that this is a european style lock and the screw on the front is to keep te decoration in place. To remove the lock you need to unscrew the side of the lock which you can only access if the door is unlocked and open.

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@@danielhermanus6909 lol true though

@@danielhermanus6909 and ask lots of questions, including asking experienced pilots for some dual cross-country time.

Flying, flying and fly with skilled cross-country pilots in two separate single seaters.

Thanks for the advice guys :)

I was asking too

if you're talking about the beeping sound, it's to know if your glider is gaining or losing altitude. if it's high pitched, then the glider is Gaining altidute. if it's low pitched though, the glider is Losing altidute. if the beeping is not "beeping", then the glider is in the same altitude.

@@namedrik5876 nope, he's not talking about the beeping sound

If you're talking about airflow sounds, there are various things on the aircraft that could lead to air making a noise such as the canopy, canopy window etc. A slight gap in the canopy seal or canopy sliding vent window could lead to airflow making a whistling noise. If you're talking about the sound like a slide flute, that is the Variometer that indicates a positive or negative effect on altitude. This provides a clear audible feedback to the pilot that they are either gaining or losing altitude.

Thank you!

its the sound the cars in the jetsons make

Aliens approaching.... Deploying turrets

Any real answers anyone?

The thermal lift indicator.

It's the variometer, it indicates the rate of altitude change (how fast you are climbing/sinking). The higher the pitch and more frequent the beeps the faster you are climbing and vice versa.

DJI Osmo Action and Panasonic GH5

not hard enough

Yeah, that´s crazy! Thank you all for your help :)