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Post by stickshift2 on May 31, 2009 13:46:04 GMT 1
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Post by ginginho on May 31, 2009 14:15:49 GMT 1
Haha, nice. Got to be a bit careful doing things like that in case the streamer tangles something. A chap who fly at our field has a T-28 with streamers on the wing ends. He was dog-fighting his mate when it flew into one streamer. The T-28 was downed and the other plane got a piece of streamer caught in an aileron and ended in a spin of death.  |
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Post by stickshift2 on May 31, 2009 14:20:16 GMT 1
Ive been doing it at our club for a few weeks now, and a couple of other guys as well.
Had a lot of chases and a few cuts of the streamer. this is the first time with the cam as well.
I always tie it to the tail wheel, seems to tow it really easy with the extra grunt from the lipo
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Post by badlands on May 31, 2009 14:24:05 GMT 1
How long is your streamer? looked quite long.
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Post by stickshift2 on May 31, 2009 15:16:54 GMT 1
about 15 / 20 metres.... 40 feet .... 2 pieces of el cheepo paper party streamer tied together.
i have put 3 behind the parkzone corsair... there is a $50 prize at our club for the first person to tie a knot in flight
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Post by ginginho on May 31, 2009 15:36:08 GMT 1
about 15 / 20 metres.... 40 feet .... 2 pieces of el cheepo paper party streamer tied together. i have put 3 behind the parkzone corsair... there is a $50 prize at our club for the first person to tie a knot in flight Haha, I wonder how many have tried this, and how many get in a tangle  I guess going vertical followed by a flat spin and another near vertical may do it....Not sure I'd like to try  |
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