Post by clipper453 on Jun 23, 2008 23:21:18 GMT 1
Hey guys,
I know it's been a while since I've posted here. That's because I've been spending the last few months trying to get my Slow Stick flying well enough to attach my camera to. Well, I finally got tired of trying to get it "just right", and I went for it this past weekend. I'm not even going to bother editing the video or posting it to YouTube/Vimeo because it's so lame, but here it is:
mattclipper.com/SS-Movie.wmv
As you can see, the video ended in disaster. I've had it with trying to get the Slow Stick to fly right. It's just way to sensitive to the wind and weight/balance effects. I'm officially going back to the Super Cub!
On the plus side, I now have all new electronics (brushless motor, ESC, receiver, servos, Li-Po's, etc.) from the Slow Stick, that I plan to move over to the Super Cub. They should make for one kick a#% plane.
I'm also going to have to build Version 2 of my patented acrylic plastic camera shield/mount, since Version 1 broke in my last SC crash back in April.
So I'd say within a week or so, I should have the Super Cub ready to go for some new and improved aerial photos and videos.
- Matt
I know it's been a while since I've posted here. That's because I've been spending the last few months trying to get my Slow Stick flying well enough to attach my camera to. Well, I finally got tired of trying to get it "just right", and I went for it this past weekend. I'm not even going to bother editing the video or posting it to YouTube/Vimeo because it's so lame, but here it is:
mattclipper.com/SS-Movie.wmv
As you can see, the video ended in disaster. I've had it with trying to get the Slow Stick to fly right. It's just way to sensitive to the wind and weight/balance effects. I'm officially going back to the Super Cub!
On the plus side, I now have all new electronics (brushless motor, ESC, receiver, servos, Li-Po's, etc.) from the Slow Stick, that I plan to move over to the Super Cub. They should make for one kick a#% plane.
I'm also going to have to build Version 2 of my patented acrylic plastic camera shield/mount, since Version 1 broke in my last SC crash back in April.
So I'd say within a week or so, I should have the Super Cub ready to go for some new and improved aerial photos and videos.
- Matt
