RC Plane Crash - SMASHED Straight into the Ground! - TheRcSaylors 

Check out this rc plane here: bit.ly/3cJnrZK Any rc plane crash that happens when you are pushing yourself and your abilities is a good crash, especially when minimal repairs are needed. Nate smashed his new E-flite Timber X rc airplane straight into the ground by complete mistake, but he was able to learn from it and will fix the rc plane soon and be flying it before no time! What was your worse rc crash? Let us know in the comments. Disclosure: This description box contains affiliate links. Eflite Timber X: bit.ly/3cJnrZK 3s Battery: bit.ly/2wssMnm 4s Battery: bit.ly/2RlFJ9I Charger: bit.ly/34m50pj Lipo Alarm: bit.ly/39SrNun Transmitter: bit.ly/3c4DTSj The products in this video are rated for ages 14+. Support TheRcSaylors Patreon & Stickers | www.patreon.com/TheRcSaylors Ebay | goo.gl/xUh1KM Merch | www.thercsaylorsyt.com/shirts Mail | 1140 Carter Ave, P.O. Box 361, Ashland, Kentucky 41101 Social Media Facebook | facebook.com/thercsaylors Instagram | instagram.com/thercsaylors Twitter | twitter.com/thercsaylors Vlog and Live Channel | ru-vid.com SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PATREON FAMILY!! Robert Hipp, walter stimax, Raymond Hausele, Priyan, michael baney, Chuck R, Ryan Alexander, Gary Zion, Derek Trombley, Chris Hamlett, Chris Herbert, Richard Higginson, Robert Hawkey, TA Zorek, Ian Coulson, Richard Bereczky, Jack Richardson, Richard Addison, Mike Gaffney, Mickey, john salt, Dan Conroy, David Chenzoff, Brandon Tibbetts, Banks McDade, Ron Erickson, Jeff Acevedo, Jermaine Spencer, Jeff Buys, Eddie Williamson, Terry Kellogg, Doug Dahlheimer, Jesper Larsen, Michel J. Gaudet, Alan Savage, Matthew Brooks, Kevin Trappen, Jamey Crowl, Gary Burt, Michael Califf Sr, Joseph Schauber, Pete Schmitt, and Haar Bear #rc #rcplane #rcairplane

You should have yelled TIMBER when it fell out of the sky

sudden gust of gravity. Gets us all sooner or later.

sharing the good and the crash with us is why we love you guys. its just part of the hobby!

Oh man! I watched your maiden, then watched a video by Pilot Ryan, then came back to you guys and saw the crash flight. It happens to all of us, in fact it happened to me this week with my Eflite V900. I've decided no more hand launch planes for me! LOL. Just way too unpredictable! Love you guys, keep up the good work! :)

Genuine people. We need more of them. Thank you & keep up the great work.

You could review a cheeseburger. I'd still watch it, as I'm sure it wouldn't take to long to review one.

Oh no! I am here for the flying, stayed for the crash. Nate, You jinxed yourself talking about crashing. Duck tape that wing and call it good!

Yes I'd like to see you making repair video that would be informative for all of us and if you're flying them you're going to crash them

I am sorry for the crash. But. It is nothing bad. I want to thank you both for always reminding us of getting outside. Enjoy a hobby. Have fun whenever you can. You are both such a positive influence. I am greatful for being here on your channel. I love you both!

I'd like to see the repair video too

Hey Guy's. It's good to see videos of our hobby at this difficult time but I do have a question. If like us in the UK you are only supposed to go outside for essentials, like exercise. grocery shopping and medical, how are you allowed to go flying? I get the social distancing but you still have to make a non essential journey. What if you had an accident? Wouldn't that be putting an unnecessary strain on resources and also force someone to break their social distance to come to your aid?

"It may be the last 3S that I put in here....". Famous last words...🛫🛬

Love the rc videos but I love cheeseburgers too!

i got my own Tenber X WAY before covid and i loved it ive recked it so much we fixed it so much 3 years later im still flying it in 2022 and its still just as fun as the day i got it!!!!!!

I would enjoy seeing a repair video for this plane

I wanna see this cheese burger ...

Foam safe CA glue and a few large gauge syringes are a must have. 2 minutes and you're back in the air. Hot glue is not for foam, bro. Have fun stay safe..

Thank you Nate And Abby for the video,I'm Sorry I haven't been watching your Videos lately but I Still have you Nate,Abby, and Amilia and I'm Keeping you in my Prayers 🙏😷🖐👍

Good info about the smart batteries. Thanks!

After the hot glue, or foam safe CA, I always tape over both repairs with one strip of clear packing tape, and you can take a few more of those dive with no more damage! Don't ask me how I know:-(

Early crew! Nate and Abby - thank you again for posting today.

Thank you for always keeping it real. I watch you guys because you ARE "Normal" people and family oriented. I watch those other guys and I think, I can't do that, I watch you and get a good idea of what it will do when I get. Thank you and God Bless from my Family to yours.

Thank you for the great attitude and acknowledgement of the Higher Power. Be Blessed. I used to fly RC a lot...haven't flown in 8 years...have a couple I need to finish (I do have a high end commercial drone I fly now...FAA licensed...but that isn't anything like the fun of flying fixed wing RC).

Nate, You should try Gorilla glue. The bond is better than hot glue, and the glue is lighter. There is more clean up, but it's not bad. Plus, it's easier to use in really tight places.

My lord! You guys are so positive! It rubs off!!

I sometimes get a perverted kick out of playing back crashes in .5 or .25 slo-mo. Often listening to the audio is more entertaining than seeing the crash itself, as is the case in this video.

Yeah, some repair tip videos would be great to show how to get your plane, vehicle, or boat back in operation. That is part of the hobby also.

Just like going steady in high school. Break up! Repair! Break up! Repair! Next!

Great attitude! I have done that a whole bunch of times, so now I have a toolbox full of every size of prop!

I crashed and destroyed my valiant yesterday learning new stuff...... when I first started flying I would be really upset but now it’s all part of learning to fly and I either fix them or replace them........

It is a rather unusual break. So, yes, a repair video Mr. Nate man.👍🧙‍♂️😎

Don't give up on the Timber X!! I really encourage you to try this plane with 4s and dual span ailerons.......it's amazing!! Also, I can't emphasize how much I appreciate you showing raw and real flying footage. We all crash, it's simply how we learn and the progression of this sport. Your videos are awesome! After 4s and dual span, you will be hovering this plane all the time.

Got a few foamys not of those calibers, Hot Glue/Craft Glue works wonders I do get asked time to time which I prefer Foam is always the answer why you answered it. So many repairs are to easy Glue and go.

That's Nathan for sharing real flight videos I love what you and Abby do for me and others who love the RC hobby!🥰👍

I enjoy watching your videos, particularly the banter between you and Abby. I have one request for your videos. You often say that a certain aircraft flies on the 3 cell battery, but you never tell me what size! For instance, please say that it requires a 2,200 MaH, 3 cell battery, or that it needs a 3 cell in the 1,300 to 3,000 MaH. Thanks!

Seriously, if you play this from 4:06 to 4:20 on .25 playback speed it is hilarious.... Love the channel!

Great crash that is just in the spirit of my old mother. She always said, fly low and slow so you don't fall down!

We are doing good but last night here in Ohio we were under a Severe thunderstorm watch/warning which had a tornado watch/warning and we weren't far from where an EF-1 tornado touched down Love your video's i enjoy them alot

show us your favorite cheese burger (just quickly) will be awesome! You two are great, thanks for making videos for us!

Do the repair video and then the 4s comparison !!! 👍keep that nose up 😎 ✈️

I bought a Timber X to get back into the hobby after a 25 year hiatus. I went straight to 4S-2400, and won't look back. She is a great flying plane on 4S, and the extra cell helps with the proper CG. To me, it seems to be tail heavy on a 3S pack (my friend has one with 3S). Even after a 25 year break, I was flying this on high rates after a couple of flights. Very happy with this plane!

Before RTF and ARF took over, crashes could be a disaster. Countless hours of building a beautiful airplane from bits of balsa and covering it with clear Monokote so that everybody could enjoy viewing the immaculate workmanship, smashed in a second to scrap. I once watched as a coworker who built and flew RC gliders asked a friend to handle the maiden flight of his first powered project, a Senior Falcon that reflected his polished craftmanship. The airplane flew perfectly until it suddenly deviated from a straight and stable pass into a full-power dive which ricocheted it off the hood of a car and smashed it into the ground. It turned out that another flier at the field was using a frequency that was supposedly not a problem for his receiver, but had been known to interfere with the channel he was using if the plane flew too close to the foreign transmitter. I think he was able to salvage the receiver and engine from the wreckage, but that was it.

Altitude is your friend. :) Where'd you go for the consolation cheeseburger?

Thank you guys. Sorry about the plane but thank you for the great outlook.

Thank you for having the humility to show your crash. Hope it glues back good as new for you guys.

Great video. Totally agree, crashes aren't "if"...they're "when"... all part of the fun. Love the TimberX,. Stay safe and well.

Forget the crash. That flight was incredible. I have never enjoyed any of your flights better.

Yes definitely do a how to fix please. My son got a plain and crashed it the first time and I didn't even get to try it. Hahahahaha. Thanks.

Hi . Just a heads up I've delt with a few foam planes and what works good is good old masking tape. And if you want a lil stronger you can go buctape works well also. I did it a few times and even b4 flight. But there is a lil bit of weight involved so you might have to trim it up a lil more than what you think ?

I would love to see a repair video by you guys. You guys are one of my favorite channels, I never comment but thought you should know! Thanks!

Sharing is sharing. You do you brother. You guys are great if you want to share your favorite burger do it lol

I've had zero crashes in the last 3 and-a-half weeks, all thanks to the lockdown. 🤣 I think CA glue would be much better for running down into those cracks Nate, hot glue might stick it but it takes up space and won't allow the crack to close.

I'm learning and have an XK A600 that has so much glue on it, it's not funny. I wish it didn't happen so much but I never get mad about it. Like you said, it's just part of the hobby. I think I'm going to replace the fuselage and tail soon. There is more glue than foam on it 😋 I love your thanking God for the day. I hope this continues even after this crisis. Stay safe!

I think this is a good opportunity to show how you fix planes. We all crash and everyone repairs differently and having your input could help. Thank you both for the great vids and entertainment!

We need to see this cheeseburger. :) Great video as always.

You kids are great. I love watching all your vids. I’m 79 yr young and started the hobby last year. I just got the timber 1.5 wingspan.haven’t flown yet. Will as soon as winds calm down.thanks for sharing .

"I really like the hobby" Crashes 2 seconts later

You sound new to the hobby and loving it. Great! Can I give a couple tips from a guy who’s been at it for 45 years. You should build a couple of balsa kits. There’s no better feeling than to fly something you build. Better even if they are nitro. A sig 4 star 40 with an OS 45 is like heaven on earth. Old timey noise and smell. It will help you appreciate where the hobby came from. Always take a couple of extra props to the field cause you will break them. An extra Tx battery too. I Never fly anything that I will cry over if it crashes. I’ve crashed every plane I ever built/ bought including every heli as well. Keep your lipos in a flammable liquid storage cabinet. Peace of mind. I love that you’re so enthusiastic - you sound like me thirty five years ago. And I’m still in love with this hobby!

We always have foam safe ca. With us and spare props. I smashed my Timber bad on time and we had it flying in 45 minutes after. Yeah it sucks to crack up a new bird but in the air still looks great and flys great

Outstanding video as a GREAT learning tool. You both ROCK🤟🏻 Keep up the great work for us to learn from.✨🤗✨

Hey nate u tried it on full span setup yet? Its def built to be ran full span. Also did it knock the motor mount loose, thats what i woulda figured happened.

Bummer its tail heavy and underpowered...waiting for it.

Nice. I'm glad you dont edit out your flloobers. Welcome to the crash club bro.

In the FPV quad game, crashing is a common thing. But, in the process of those crashes, you get to be a better flyer, and the crashes get more spectacular..

Happens to us all, my friend. But you got off real cheap - the beauty of flying off grass! And now Abby won't be worried about flying it. :)

I sure hope you guys don’t stop making these videos... I just love them! So entertaining! Lovely to watch under lockdown! Keep it up guys!

I just got my first plane not long ago and have had to fix it several times already. After fixing it I realized why it’s so popular. I honestly wouldn’t have even tried flying planes if didn’t see your videos.

just crashed my Aeroscout 2. and it blasted completely , even it was just from about 3-5 meters . ( baddest thing: it was my replacement aeroscout... so Now I ´ll buy the Timber Evolution Hope more luck with it

yes do a repair video

Yes do a repair video That would be cool

GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK...!!! I just crashed my havoc 80mm jet ...but God is good...!!! ;-)

As crashes go, that's not too bad! I'd like to see it in the air AGAIN!! Thanks Saylors for sharing your experience!! 💟👍😘

Which God do you recommend ?

Besides the mini church service, it was a good video!

I crashed my Timber X on Saturday, snapped the right wing off and blew out the the left side of fuselage and rear wing mount. Some CA glue and 2 pieces of duct tape, she was flying on Sunday!

the plane is still in one piece, lets just call it a hard landing..lol 😄👍

I’d like to see how you repair the hair line crack on the wing

I always keep a roll of packing tape and tooth picks with me, it works great on these foam planes and will get you back in the air within a few minutes.

I was about to suggest a repair video on this particular plane, just as you mentioned it in your video. I'm not knowledgeable when it comes to foamies. Thanks!

Good video. We’re on stay at home orders here, so... with no outdoor flying I replayed this on RF9 as closely as I could. With 5-10mph of wind, on 3S, half flaps, flying slow, and turning down wind, the simulator timber 1.2x did the same thing consistently. I could only recover if I had >75feet of altitude and time to hit the throttle. Yeh, I have too much time on my hands. Thanks for flying. Hope the repair goes well. Stay safe.

I'm looking to get my first RC plane I'm thinking a night radian or something like that if anyone has any better suggestions. Really looking for something that I will be able to use well into the future as that will grow with my skill level.

I crashed my apprentice sts last night on top of an industrial building... I need to rent a bucket truck to get it down. I do not like the apprentice, the delayed response between transmitter and receiver is what screwed the entire flight up. Not gonna lie, I'm pissed but I bought the umx turbo timber an hour later. Lol

Thank God for you guys! And thanks for sharing the fun and joy of this hobby during these tough times. Stay healthy and safe! I'm sure your little one will one day make an appearance in your videos flying, driving RCs or simply just commentating like my daughter does in my videos. Us blokes here in Australia are bummed out since we can't fly with the strict social distancing rules (unless I fly whilst exercising). A flying field of your own would really come in handy right now...

Ah oh! I’ve really been happy with my Typhon 6S and the more of y’all videos I watch I want MORE! I’m looking at boats and crawlers and I just got my brother to the hobby shop and he bought himself a drone. Keep up the great videos and keep enjoying the hobby, I know I am!

I was just thinking the same thing. Your absolutely correct!

I fixed pretty much the same break on that plane with Gorilla Glue in a syringe 💉. You could also use foam safe CA-glue with a narrow tip. Oh btw don’t mention your favorite cheeseburger and not say what kind and where from! Leave me hanging, now I need a cheeseburger 🍔

I like Foam Tac, yes a repair Video

I'm new to RCing but is that plane tail heavy. I'm trying to learn.

Man you cracked me up nothing like jinxing yourself talking about crack UPS and hot glue and crashes and then fly it into the ground really fun

Thanks for owning up to it. I always do when I mess up... Gravity happens buddy..

I almost crashed flying that plane my self. I had it set on 3D with no Expo. It almost went bad. Now I’m used to it and I love it.

Can't wait to see it fixed. Good luck!

Fantastic plane but boy oh boy does that thing tempt the pilot into some crazy stuff but then put it back into safe again and its a trainer. A real Jekyll and Hyde plane.

It's cool to see you crash also just like the rest of us. Cool video thanks for sharing!

Nosed in my 3d ripples today at full power same as you Nate. Smashed prop and split wing. Easy to fix. Great video guys♥️

I did the exact same thing!! I said yesterday it gets away quick. Popped the plastic out of the fuse where the landing gear is. Good as new again. Yup it’s fast and slips away quick.

Channel continues to grow guys! Stay safe,look forward to more videos

I would like to see a repair video. With that said sorry you crashed Bob from Florida

Great flight, Nate! The plane was really looking awesome in the air! Maybe it was just "your time" to have a crash. But....like you said....a bit of hot glue and you'll be all set! Take care, Saylors!!!