The Second Part of my Journey - The Diary

mayan

Legendary member
Hey there friends, I know I haven't been active on the forum a lot but thats really because I am busy building and flying and didn't find much time to post things. I will though be trying to get back to writing some posts about some stuff I've been working on and flying.
Here is a little bit of things I will be writing about.
1) The first trash plane that I've built.
2) A bit about my regular flying buddies and our saturday meet ups.
3) Copying a model's parts to making long term plans for it.
4) Some events that i've been too.
5) some FT sbuilds with friends and alone
6) A recycling project I've been part of and my hopes of making it into a course for schools.
8) My expreince with a few jets
9) A bit about my expreince and desire to also learn to fly drones like a pro.
10) Nitro planes and my expreince with a it.
11) Repairing a few models and flying them some that will never be seen again.
12) A few 3D printed projects that I've been working on planes, parts, and more.
13) A few original flite test kits that I've recieved and my exprience with them
14) A few ARF planes that I've recieved and put together.

I highly recommend you stay tuned for the posts to come soon.
 

mayan

Legendary member
For a while now I've been gathering parts to build a trash plane.
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playing around with the parts that I saved for this project, and this is what I came up with.
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ths wing that i was going to use as the wings for this plane need quite a bit of repair. I had to re-construct the main section of it, add ailerons, and winglets.
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If we are going tesh then its trash all the way, so we will be using dental floss picks as control horns.
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And this is how it looks a moment before a test maiden!
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The full video of me building, and flying this weird beast is here.
 

Mr Man

Elite member
For a while now I've been gathering parts to build a trash plane.
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playing around with the parts that I saved for this project, and this is what I came up with.
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ths wing that i was going to use as the wings for this plane need quite a bit of repair. I had to re-construct the main section of it, add ailerons, and winglets.
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If we are going tesh then its trash all the way, so we will be using dental floss picks as control horns.
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And this is how it looks a moment before a test maiden!
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The full video of me building, and flying this weird beast is here.
Looks great!
 

mayan

Legendary member
My first RC jet—an F-15 gifted to me by my good friend Amnon—was where my journey into flying RC jets began. I never found much info on the manufacturer or model, but that didn’t stop me from having an absolute blast with it!

At the time, I was so excited to fly that I didn’t even think to record my first flights (or the inevitable repairs that followed). But thanks to my son, my wife and my friend Yakov, I do have some amazing footage of this jet in action—both from the ground and some epic air-to-air drone shots!

After many flights, I ended up breaking one of the fan prop blades. Instead of letting the jet sit around, I passed it on to my dear friend Yaniv, who had a spare motor ready to bring it back to life. It was the perfect way for this F-15 to keep soaring.

Hope you enjoy the footage! Let me know if you recognize this F-15 model—I’d still love to know more about it.

 

mayan

Legendary member
My first RC jet—an F-15 gifted to me by my good friend Amnon—was where my journey into flying RC jets began. I never found much info on the manufacturer or model, but that didn’t stop me from having an absolute blast with it!

At the time, I was so excited to fly that I didn’t even think to record my first flights (or the inevitable repairs that followed). But thanks to my son, my wife and my friend Yakov, I do have some amazing footage of this jet in action—both from the ground and some epic air-to-air drone shots!

After many flights, I ended up breaking one of the fan prop blades. Instead of letting the jet sit around, I passed it on to my dear friend Yaniv, who had a spare motor ready to bring it back to life. It was the perfect way for this F-15 to keep soaring.

Hope you enjoy the footage! Let me know if you recognize this F-15 model—I’d still love to know more about it.

I have been told that this model is T-38 Talon Jet by Hobby King, a product that is discontinued.