JollySwagman
Junior Member
Hi,
I'm only just getting into rc and scratch building but I've flown thousands of desktop simulator hours and one thing that I enjoy practicing is landing at night time/low vis with runway Visual Approach Slope Indicator lights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_approach_slope_indicator.
So here's a challenge for all the FPV guys out there:
Challenge part 1: Build.
Typical VASI have lights showing either white (too high) or red (too low). There are usually 4 lights angled slightly differently so 2 white + 2 red = correct slope.
Challenge part 2: Try and land!
At night using FPV...
Bonus points for building a flare path!
I'm only just getting into rc and scratch building but I've flown thousands of desktop simulator hours and one thing that I enjoy practicing is landing at night time/low vis with runway Visual Approach Slope Indicator lights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_approach_slope_indicator.
So here's a challenge for all the FPV guys out there:
Challenge part 1: Build.
Typical VASI have lights showing either white (too high) or red (too low). There are usually 4 lights angled slightly differently so 2 white + 2 red = correct slope.
Challenge part 2: Try and land!
At night using FPV...
Bonus points for building a flare path!
