Thank you! Yes it's meant to be watched like that, not in a rush. If you like this kind of videos, I have several with the same plane, one gas powered, others electric, during the winter with skis. This plane on skis is awsome, having that inertia and suspensions.
Thank you very much! I also have the winter version with gas engine. ruclips.net/video/mETIrYr5NNE/видео.html And this winter I plan to finalize a winter version with electric engine and an engine sound module on the Cub.
With a new Carbon Cub from CubCrafters (prototype) selling for about $190,000, this is as close to owning on as most of us will ever get. Maybe (after watching this) this is actually close enough. Great video!!!
WOW! I have been interested in this plane for sometime and just started to watch some videos on it when I just clicked on this one, OMG This has to be the most Awesome RC Plane vid Ever! I like what you did to the tail gear, But I was just liking the backround scenery, And the different views from your camera, And the music was Outstanding! Everything in this video is exactly what you said... More Then Just A Hobby! You have a very Unique gift for presenting a RC Plane flying video into a work of Art. Thank You! I have 76 Planes and now I just may have 77, Clear skies and calm wind my friend.
Wow! Thank you very much, much apreciate it! I'm glad you discovered the things that I like to emphasize in a video. I think that this hobby helphed me to discover nature and thus inner peace somehow relaxing bearfoot at the field, running etc. I had the plane on gas initialy as you might saw already the video with winter flying on skis, then swithced to electric which, by geting rid of the vibrations and gas engine fuss and hastle alowed me to go further and "build on it" as I like to do. I've stopped at 10 planes, enough for my appartment, on furniture and ceileing hanging like in a museum. Now I try to work on them. Mounted the hobby king fixed wing engine sound on the Cub and on a 1.9m epo cessna and it.s awsome! Now it.s like I have a very quiet gas engine on it when in the air! Also changed the lights in the wing with more poverfull and made them running by a servo pulling a switch. Made a cardboard pipe that forces air into the esc that has the shrink tube stripped almost entirely off like all my esc's. 77 planes! Wow that's something.
I just had my second flying session on the Cub. Still testing varieties like batteries 3700/5000mah. I got the am600 setup. Sure is more then a hobby..
Very cool video! Calmly playing with the physics, a relaxing show(-off) :D of the important stages of flying. Got myself the Hobbyzone Carbon Cub and it's really a perfect design of a small plane. Thank you very many!
I'm curently working at another Carbon Cub video, this time winter electric powered with onboard sound module and I have some nice shots so stay tuned.
Thank you! I only have those videos on youtube in which the carier can be seen and maybe sime photos on facebook. Flying Jackal and Jackal Astro Pilot profiles. It's basicaly a round wood handle, I fiberglssed caz it would bent under the weight of my larger 8kg 50cc plane. And two fabric belts that I don't use at my pants 😄
It's a simple "device" out of two fabric belts (regular pants belts just from fabric to be soft) that go under the belly of the fuselage and on the top a handle made out of some hard wood, mine is from a house broom handle 😄. That handle gows underneath the upper side of the belts having two wooden screws in it, gows in one hole in each belt. At the tail, the two wings rest on some fabric ribbon, with one piece of poliester or any sowt material on the fuselage on wich the ribbon lays. I have several videos with this plane mostly during winter and at least in one of them can be seen how I take it out of this carrier step by step. Hope you can figure it out.
Hiho:) A really nice Video with nature! I Fly the EasyGlider 4 and the Funcub Xl.You can say the little brother of the Carbone cube:) But fly very nice. I also Love it to get out in nature to listen the Birds, get sunn and a still quite Nature:). But i dont have Cameras..:/ I use only ma Handy Video Handmaking or so.. Greetings from Germany!
Danke! Very good that you like nature, it is healthy, I like it too. I was for a week in Germany in 2019 in the village Abtswind and I loved it and the soroundings. I couldn't resist not going to Frankfurt great airport, third on Europe and film the A380 planes on landing, first and only time I saw these imense airplanes and I'm glad I went there. They iven have special places for photograps! Then I admired the view from Frankfurt Main Tower..great view. Greetings from Romania.
hiho,@@Seneslau07 Oh ok Frankfurt airport... nice yea... we have also big plains in Friedshafen airport, but since the corona ther is low traffic! :/. Once a year we have one of the largest aviation trade fairs in Europe there. Called AEROW. But since Corona ... * eyes roll * I find it realy good that you called Incidentally, I think it's very good that you provide data about your plane and your cameras. Unfortunately, I don't have a camera for the plane myself, but I will somehow add it. At least I can get a better picture of it and get information about it. In the meantime, there are also drones with electronic tracking. But I don't know whether this technology is sufficient for this. It's good if you buy a professional drone for 2000 euros that will work for sure, but this is too expensive for me. I prefer to buy a warbird with a radial engine beforehand:) ^^ So But i wish i very nice weekend and better weather... here in Germany we dont have grate weather.. Always rainy and stormy and wind..than 1 hour sunny.. than windy and rainy urgs... nice weekend:) and Greetings!:)
@@jeka7684 It's funny that you mentioned radial engines 😀 I used to watch tens of videos with germany RC warbird meetings mit STERNMOTORREN yaaa!.great meetings, planes, engines and technology. You guys are all about 250cc and 400cc sternmotorren 😄 Germans aways loved technology and it's super! I even had my first RC plane from Robbe (Cardinal) which I believe to be a Germany shop. I've grown up with these RC meetings video, start watching them more then 20 years ago. The sound of these engines is mind blowing. Ein guten tag.
@@jeka7684 Did you watched my other video mit Carbon Cub with...well not with stermotoren but with a gas engine? ruclips.net/video/mETIrYr5NNE/видео.html. The weather here was windy, some nice days but also rain. It holded me back from flying rc planes but also the paragliding course I'm in rigt now. Also weeds invaded my flying field that you see in the video so as the good weather comes I have to mow(cut) them and then spray herbicide to have an operational flying field again.
Would this plane be a good choice for a beginner? Can it be flown slowly enough to be forgiving of over-correction? Will the use of flight stabilization like SAFE make it easier to fly? Thank you for posting this great video!
Thank you for your interest! Hmm...a lot of unknown facts befor settle for an answer to that. As a first plane, no way, as a third plane after some years with easy star, easy gliders and other trainers..yes/maybe. Don't realy know if it was the fact that I have a narrow flying field (13m) or is it the plane but it took me over an year to be able to realy control it and enjoy the take offs and landings. If you have a simulator and it has a piper cub plane go ahead and give it throttle..it will be all over the place. That what it did and that's what I hated. I've read all about tail draggers and how you should gradualy increase power and "fly the tail" (off the ground, plane only on main landing gear) but that didn't stop mine on take off to drive straight in the potato field at full power or in the cereals on the other side, bending the wing tube, landing gear etc. It took me a while to find out what works. It has small horizontal stab compared to wing size so it needs air over it, so full or close to full power from second one and eyes and finger on the rudder..all is good now. I don't know your experience so hard to tell. Never used SAFE system. If you like I have other similar vids with the Cub on my channel including in winter with 20cc gas engine and also with electric power in winter and an engine sound module that I love. If you have more question I'm glad to discuss about this hobby of my life so feel free to ask
@@gpxrp7520 flight times are 10 min of scale passes with the engine at 40-60 % with about 3200-3600 mAh consumed from the 5000mAh pack. And about 8min if some high speed and acro are made.
Really nice video. Thanks for it !! I just bought the plane but I haven't decided which motor install yet. Could you please tell us your experience with this motor Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 - 5055-430KV
Thank you! The gas engine was nice, but with the electric power I'm more relaxed because I know it works. The SK3 works ok for me, at first I had props like 16x6, 16x8, 16x10 and now I have 17x7 and it works better, more power. I don't know if it has the same power as the recommended motor like I saw in that video when a member of horizon hobby, I guess, makes a very aerobatic flight with the Cub. Well in that video it seems to have a very powerful engine...and it's the recommended one if I remember correctly. Other than that I don't have any other point of comparing this engine to others. It has enough power for me, I take off in about 10-13m and it almost pulls the weight of the plane..I would guess it has about 4,5kg static thrust with the 17x7 prop and from reviews it goes to about 80-90Amp with this prop. Another thing is that the shaft is not very long so only props with tighter hubs will leave room for the nut to screw on the remaining shaft. I use the Turnigy Ultra-Light Wood Propeller like this one hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-ultra-light-wood-propeller-17x8-1pc.html but mine is 17x7.
Currently working on the third Cub video, with electric power during winter and many camera angles including slow motion snow blasts and an onboard electronic sound system which makes a gas engine sound that I love.
What a fuckin good comment! Thanks a lot, glad you like it. From what I see on the net I like the rc warbirds meetings you have in Germany, the sternmotoren and all the technology in the rc planes. Nice!
By far the electric. Although my dream was gas motors on rc planes I don't like the single cylinder due it's vibrations. It literaly tears the plane apart slowly. Every couple of flights something needed attention, but maybe that's the magic of it. Since I've gone electric my chances of actualy fly when going to the field increased alot, with electric you will fly if you go out, with gas it's questionable, and I was able to expand to multiple angle cameras, engine sound module.. The single gas engine I've kept and love it it's a twin cylinder 53cc on a 27% Cap 232 aerobatic airplane, because it's smooth. Had also a 1,7m gas Zlin, turned to electric, lost 20% of the weight and rediscovered the plane once again, enjoied it a lot more since then.
Thanks. I like both. I like gas for the sound, the power. I don't like the vibrations that sooner or later unloose something, the unpredictable behaviour of the engine like doesn't want to start sometimes and have to spend hours to deal with it, has an intermitent sound or all kind of behaviours that are annoying. I like electric because I go to the field more assure that I will fly. Less things to do, easy on the frame due to less vibrations.
Botom line, if you feel to try the gas, hear the roar of it, have patience to deal with it then try that. If you want more of a quik, clean, less fuss solution and want to be delicate on the frame go on electric. I think that if I would want to try gas again on the Cub I would be curious about a twin engine, if they are reliable at this size like 20cc, because of the less vibrations. I have a 53cc twin on a CAP 232 and I love it. I don't like the singles that much no more. But I think they would do fine on bigger frames that dump the stress easyer.
Thanks, if you mean the way I transport the plane it's made from belts and a woden handle covered with foam. If you're reffering to the roller that I flatten the field with then I've made it from 50cm pvc pipe with screw fixed removable wooden covers, so I can fill it with dirt, a handle bolted to a pipe that rolls with grease into another one in the middle of the roller. Empty 14kg, full with dirt about 100kg. Didn't find one on the market, only those that fill with sand or wather and since I don't have any of those where I fly, I had to make one that can be filled with what I have...a lot of dirt 😀 turned out quite well.
The word "tool" took my attention towards the roller... I know that carrying means transport and you probably had that in mind. Annyway I can give you details and pictures if you want to make your own.
@@Seneslau07 I just bought that plane but i wanna see through cameras to record and see when i fly it. Can you tell me what cameras you use or some thats good for this?
@@hydra475 The camera used inside and on the outside of the plane as well as on my head was the SJ4000 only that it.s made by Turnigy, basicaly it is a copy of the go pro. And the mounts used are homemade and can be seen in pictures on my fb page mentioned in the video description below the video or just search for jackal astro pilot on fb and look for the album carbon cub.
Yes it is, the stock broke in too during one landing like those in the video, kind of shoking to me that is that ceramics fragile. I bolted the end part of it that holds the wheel to a piece of plexiglass about 4mm thick used at police shields and maybe other things. It is very flexible. Now from stock few mm flex, I have almost an inch of flex when pushing on it.
It depends in which part of the word you are. I've ordered it from Lindinger.at - Austria because I'm from Europe. You cand obvioustly find it in USA and other places. When you order it, it is only the structure, like all arfs. You have to buy the engine of your choice, EIS, accus, etc. There is a huge thread on rcgroups 235pg with a lot of info. You already fly rc planes for some time right?www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2577184-HANGAR-9-Carbon-Cub-15-cc
@@Seneslau07 Thanks! I have one too but running the RCGF 21cc twin engine- looking to convert it to electric. Was using the PRBush wheels 7" but they're getting old and a little big. 6" wheels are the best! Great video!
@@horizongaming2272 A twin gas engine! I love them, have a xyz53cc twin on my 27% CAP232 it's great with low vobrations. Are you satisfied with the 21cc twin? Had considered myself one for the Cub in the past. I had the RCG 20cc on the Cub, also have two videos on youtube with it, a demo and a very popular one in winter with skis, check them out if you missed them. But I've converted on electric too, got tired of the fuss and temper of that gas engine. Good luck with the Cub!
@@Seneslau07 Nice! Yeah twins are great, for the larger planes I just stick with a regular 2 stroke like the DA 60 for my 3DHS Slick 89. The twin is good- it sounds decent but I'm really loving the idea of electric for this plane. I just ordered 6" Kavan treaded wheels for it like you have, Power 60 Eflite motor, and Talon 90 amp ESC. Can't wait to fly it with the new electric setup! To see my little RC channel on youtube just search Michael W. Backus Carbon Cub 15cc - you'll see a video of my old 21cc Cub- a simple flying video, nothing like yours!
@@horizongaming2272 Saw the video, nice and straight take off and landing and the engine roar makes me miss mine gas version. I like the kavan wheels too, even if some might like the baloon type look of the Dubro better, but they are 640g a pair, and the 6'' kavan just 200g! Recently posted on the known Cub thread about them and about my flexible home made rear wheel setup of the Cub made from plexiglass sheet, it's awesome what springiness it has, maybe an inch of travel, and the stock has..none. (min 12 and min 19 in my video).
MORE THAN JUST A HOBBY! As I promised, the electric powered summer flight video of my Hangar 9 Carbon Cub radio controlled airplane, 2,3m, 5kg. Setup: Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 - 5055-430KV Brushless Outrunner Motor, TURNIGY Plush 100amp Speed Controller, Two ZIPPY Flightmax 5000mAh 3S1P 20-30C in series, Turnigy Ultra-Light Wood Propeller 16x6, 16x8. Fresh air, outside exercises, walking bearfoot on the dirt listening to the sounds of birds while the Sun gives us life and positive energy, silence and inner peace watching the landscapes, the joy and freedom that all those things gives us while doing what we love to do. That's what my video is about. A longer video than average because I wanted to highlight that this can be more than a hobby, it can be a guide to a better lifestyle by teaching us to return to nature, which we have left, with all it's benefits. In the second part of the video, assembly aspects of the plane are shown. After posting the demo video of my Cub a while back, this is the second video of a series that started with the gas setup winter flight, link here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mETIr... Video includes details of the flying field like the beauty of nature, setup, plane assembling, low passes, high speed passes, multiple cameras, etc. Contact on e-mail: jak_kkaall@yahoo.com
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I found this video to be so pleasing I laid down to watch the whole thing.
Thank you! Yes it's meant to be watched like that, not in a rush. If you like this kind of videos, I have several with the same plane, one gas powered, others electric, during the winter with skis. This plane on skis is awsome, having that inertia and suspensions.
The best video I have ever seen, awesome job.
@@jamesurban2287 Thank you! I'm glad to hear! Check out the winter ones too on my channel. They follow similar format.
cada vez que veo este video quiero mi carbon cub 15cc en mi hangar
The hanger 9 is on my upgrade wishlist.. looks amazing in FPV
Friggin Awesome Job Dude !!! 💥😉😎
Thanks! Check out the winter ones too if you like.
@@Seneslau07 yes I've got those on my list !!!😉😎
Hi my friend ! it's my project for the next winter , to build this beauty! I hope to do a good job !
Nice! Electric or gas? I had it with both, videos too.
Our favorite Hangar 9 plane! Love the looks and the flight envelope.
Thank you! I have it on skis too.
Love how squishy the landing gear is, I would fly the heck out the that thing if I had one!
Because of that kind of videos I am constantly broke :D
😀 Runing out of space will help.
@@Seneslau07 i have gotten creative with that 😀. FYI your video finally tipped me over the edge and i bought it last night 🥳... Can't wait to fly it!
@@KA-tu1zh I love it. Had it on 20cc gas engine too and I have a video with it during winter.
Love the video. Hope you still fly it and would love to hear any thing you did to make it better
Thanks! Check my other videos with it too
Great flying 👍
I’m still in the process of building mine but I’m going gas.
It is the best rc planes video that i ever se 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you very much! I also have the winter version with gas engine. ruclips.net/video/mETIrYr5NNE/видео.html And this winter I plan to finalize a winter version with electric engine and an engine sound module on the Cub.
With a new Carbon Cub from CubCrafters (prototype) selling for about $190,000, this is as close to owning on as most of us will ever get.
Maybe (after watching this) this is actually close enough.
Great video!!!
Yes it is nice to have, fly and watch it in the sky. Thank you!
Best video I seen in a long time . Flying lovely and smooth. Not like others flying them way to fast. Really scale like in flight. Great job
Thank you very much! Check out my winter videos with this plane as well.
WOW! I have been interested in this plane for sometime and just started to watch some videos on it when I just clicked on this one, OMG This has to be the most Awesome RC Plane vid Ever! I like what you did to the tail gear, But I was just liking the backround scenery, And the different views from your camera, And the music was Outstanding! Everything in this video is exactly what you said... More Then Just A Hobby! You have a very Unique gift for presenting a RC Plane flying video into a work of Art. Thank You! I have 76 Planes and now I just may have 77, Clear skies and calm wind my friend.
Wow! Thank you very much, much apreciate it! I'm glad you discovered the things that I like to emphasize in a video. I think that this hobby helphed me to discover nature and thus inner peace somehow relaxing bearfoot at the field, running etc. I had the plane on gas initialy as you might saw already the video with winter flying on skis, then swithced to electric which, by geting rid of the vibrations and gas engine fuss and hastle alowed me to go further and "build on it" as I like to do. I've stopped at 10 planes, enough for my appartment, on furniture and ceileing hanging like in a museum. Now I try to work on them. Mounted the hobby king fixed wing engine sound on the Cub and on a 1.9m epo cessna and it.s awsome! Now it.s like I have a very quiet gas engine on it when in the air! Also changed the lights in the wing with more poverfull and made them running by a servo pulling a switch. Made a cardboard pipe that forces air into the esc that has the shrink tube stripped almost entirely off like all my esc's. 77 planes! Wow that's something.
I just had my second flying session on the Cub. Still testing varieties like batteries 3700/5000mah. I got the am600 setup. Sure is more then a hobby..
Glad you're having fun..didn't take mine out for some while, I might just do that.
Wow este superb 🤗 👌 Un paste fericit 👋
Multumesc! La fel va doresc!
Very cool!!
Thanks!
Very cool video! Calmly playing with the physics, a relaxing show(-off) :D of the important stages of flying. Got myself the Hobbyzone Carbon Cub and it's really a perfect design of a small plane.
Thank you very many!
Thank you! That's exactly how I describe RC flying to others, I go into the nature, enjoy it and play with the laws of physics and aerodynamics.
the best rc plane ✈ videos ever ! really like this video !✈💙and the carbon cub it's a beautiful plane !👍
Thank you very much!
I'm curently working at another Carbon Cub video, this time winter electric powered with onboard sound module and I have some nice shots so stay tuned.
Great attention to detail but sadly no scale pilot in the cockpit…
Really nice video, i love this plane model. Every detail looks so cool.
Thank you! Appreciate it!
Great video. Loved it 🤗
Thank you!
Bealtfull 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Foarte fain terenul ala poate te vizitez o data pentru un zbor in formatie :D. Frumos editat si filmat!
Oricand! Mersi
beautiful plane, i just got one to put together. do you have any plans on how to make that carier?
Thank you! I only have those videos on youtube in which the carier can be seen and maybe sime photos on facebook. Flying Jackal and Jackal Astro Pilot profiles. It's basicaly a round wood handle, I fiberglssed caz it would bent under the weight of my larger 8kg 50cc plane. And two fabric belts that I don't use at my pants 😄
PLEASE explane us how you did that transport carrier
It's a simple "device" out of two fabric belts (regular pants belts just from fabric to be soft) that go under the belly of the fuselage and on the top a handle made out of some hard wood, mine is from a house broom handle 😄. That handle gows underneath the upper side of the belts having two wooden screws in it, gows in one hole in each belt.
At the tail, the two wings rest on some fabric ribbon, with one piece of poliester or any sowt material on the fuselage on wich the ribbon lays.
I have several videos with this plane mostly during winter and at least in one of them can be seen how I take it out of this carrier step by step.
Hope you can figure it out.
Hiho:)
A really nice Video with nature! I Fly the EasyGlider 4 and the Funcub Xl.You can say the little brother of the Carbone cube:) But fly very nice. I also Love it to get out in nature to listen the Birds, get sunn and a still quite Nature:). But i dont have Cameras..:/ I use only ma Handy Video Handmaking or so.. Greetings from Germany!
Danke! Very good that you like nature, it is healthy, I like it too. I was for a week in Germany in 2019 in the village Abtswind and I loved it and the soroundings. I couldn't resist not going to Frankfurt great airport, third on Europe and film the A380 planes on landing, first and only time I saw these imense airplanes and I'm glad I went there. They iven have special places for photograps! Then I admired the view from Frankfurt Main Tower..great view. Greetings from Romania.
hiho,@@Seneslau07
Oh ok Frankfurt airport... nice yea... we have also big plains in Friedshafen airport, but since the corona ther is low traffic! :/.
Once a year we have one of the largest aviation trade fairs in Europe there. Called AEROW. But since Corona ... * eyes roll * I find it realy good that you called
Incidentally, I think it's very good that you provide data about your plane and your cameras. Unfortunately, I don't have a camera for the plane myself, but I will somehow add it. At least I can get a better picture of it and get information about it. In the meantime, there are also drones with electronic tracking. But I don't know whether this technology is sufficient for this. It's good if you buy a professional drone for 2000 euros that will work for sure, but this is too expensive for me. I prefer to buy a warbird with a radial engine beforehand:) ^^ So But i wish i very nice weekend and better weather... here in Germany we dont have grate weather.. Always rainy and stormy and wind..than 1 hour sunny.. than windy and rainy urgs...
nice weekend:) and Greetings!:)
@@jeka7684 It's funny that you mentioned radial engines 😀 I used to watch tens of videos with germany RC warbird meetings mit STERNMOTORREN yaaa!.great meetings, planes, engines and technology. You guys are all about 250cc and 400cc sternmotorren 😄 Germans aways loved technology and it's super! I even had my first RC plane from Robbe (Cardinal) which I believe to be a Germany shop. I've grown up with these RC meetings video, start watching them more then 20 years ago. The sound of these engines is mind blowing. Ein guten tag.
@@jeka7684 Did you watched my other video mit Carbon Cub with...well not with stermotoren but with a gas engine? ruclips.net/video/mETIrYr5NNE/видео.html. The weather here was windy, some nice days but also rain. It holded me back from flying rc planes but also the paragliding course I'm in rigt now. Also weeds invaded my flying field that you see in the video so as the good weather comes I have to mow(cut) them and then spray herbicide to have an operational flying field again.
Would this plane be a good choice for a beginner? Can it be flown slowly enough to be forgiving of over-correction? Will the use of flight stabilization like SAFE make it easier to fly? Thank you for posting this great video!
Thank you for your interest! Hmm...a lot of unknown facts befor settle for an answer to that. As a first plane, no way, as a third plane after some years with easy star, easy gliders and other trainers..yes/maybe. Don't realy know if it was the fact that I have a narrow flying field (13m) or is it the plane but it took me over an year to be able to realy control it and enjoy the take offs and landings. If you have a simulator and it has a piper cub plane go ahead and give it throttle..it will be all over the place. That what it did and that's what I hated. I've read all about tail draggers and how you should gradualy increase power and "fly the tail" (off the ground, plane only on main landing gear) but that didn't stop mine on take off to drive straight in the potato field at full power or in the cereals on the other side, bending the wing tube, landing gear etc. It took me a while to find out what works. It has small horizontal stab compared to wing size so it needs air over it, so full or close to full power from second one and eyes and finger on the rudder..all is good now. I don't know your experience so hard to tell. Never used SAFE system. If you like I have other similar vids with the Cub on my channel including in winter with 20cc gas engine and also with electric power in winter and an engine sound module that I love. If you have more question I'm glad to discuss about this hobby of my life so feel free to ask
I have to order one soon!!
Well, if you must..😀
How long are your flight times with your setup?
@@gpxrp7520 flight times are 10 min of scale passes with the engine at 40-60 % with about 3200-3600 mAh consumed from the 5000mAh pack. And about 8min if some high speed and acro are made.
@@Seneslau07 thankyou
Great video, perfect flying and good editing...enjoyed watching it 👍👍
Thanks, glad you liked it.
Really nice video. Thanks for it !! I just bought the plane but I haven't decided which motor install yet. Could you please tell us your experience with this motor Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 - 5055-430KV
Thank you! The gas engine was nice, but with the electric power I'm more relaxed because I know it works. The SK3 works ok for me, at first I had props like 16x6, 16x8, 16x10 and now I have 17x7 and it works better, more power. I don't know if it has the same power as the recommended motor like I saw in that video when a member of horizon hobby, I guess, makes a very aerobatic flight with the Cub. Well in that video it seems to have a very powerful engine...and it's the recommended one if I remember correctly. Other than that I don't have any other point of comparing this engine to others. It has enough power for me, I take off in about 10-13m and it almost pulls the weight of the plane..I would guess it has about 4,5kg static thrust with the 17x7 prop and from reviews it goes to about 80-90Amp with this prop. Another thing is that the shaft is not very long so only props with tighter hubs will leave room for the nut to screw on the remaining shaft. I use the Turnigy Ultra-Light Wood Propeller like this one hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-ultra-light-wood-propeller-17x8-1pc.html but mine is 17x7.
Currently working on the third Cub video, with electric power during winter and many camera angles including slow motion snow blasts and an onboard electronic sound system which makes a gas engine sound that I love.
@@Seneslau07 Many thanks for your reply. Looking forward for the new video !!!
What a fuckin good Video of a Hangar 9 Carbon Cup! Really good Film Work my Respect!
Greetings Timo from Germany
What a fuckin good comment! Thanks a lot, glad you like it. From what I see on the net I like the rc warbirds meetings you have in Germany, the sternmotoren and all the technology in the rc planes. Nice!
What scale is this aircraft? It’s beautiful!!
I think it's 1:5, besides the fact that 1:5 scale floats are recomended I didn't see much info about scale. It has a 2.3m wingspan.
Great video ! Thanks
How many Time can you fly with the battery ?
Thank you! About 8-10 minutes with 6S 5000mA.
Do you prefer the electric or gas setup?
By far the electric. Although my dream was gas motors on rc planes I don't like the single cylinder due it's vibrations. It literaly tears the plane apart slowly. Every couple of flights something needed attention, but maybe that's the magic of it. Since I've gone electric my chances of actualy fly when going to the field increased alot, with electric you will fly if you go out, with gas it's questionable, and I was able to expand to multiple angle cameras, engine sound module.. The single gas engine I've kept and love it it's a twin cylinder 53cc on a 27% Cap 232 aerobatic airplane, because it's smooth. Had also a 1,7m gas Zlin, turned to electric, lost 20% of the weight and rediscovered the plane once again, enjoied it a lot more since then.
I would select a twin if I go gas. My heart says gas but my head says electric. I've been stuck because of that decision for months :)
Great video thanks for sharing. So do you prefer gas or electric power on this plane?
Thanks. I like both. I like gas for the sound, the power. I don't like the vibrations that sooner or later unloose something, the unpredictable behaviour of the engine like doesn't want to start sometimes and have to spend hours to deal with it, has an intermitent sound or all kind of behaviours that are annoying. I like electric because I go to the field more assure that I will fly. Less things to do, easy on the frame due to less vibrations.
Botom line, if you feel to try the gas, hear the roar of it, have patience to deal with it then try that. If you want more of a quik, clean, less fuss solution and want to be delicate on the frame go on electric. I think that if I would want to try gas again on the Cub I would be curious about a twin engine, if they are reliable at this size like 20cc, because of the less vibrations. I have a 53cc twin on a CAP 232 and I love it. I don't like the singles that much no more. But I think they would do fine on bigger frames that dump the stress easyer.
I loved the carrying tool you showed at the end. Is it sold somewhere or you did it yourself? I really would like to have one .
Thanks, if you mean the way I transport the plane it's made from belts and a woden handle covered with foam. If you're reffering to the roller that I flatten the field with then I've made it from 50cm pvc pipe with screw fixed removable wooden covers, so I can fill it with dirt, a handle bolted to a pipe that rolls with grease into another one in the middle of the roller. Empty 14kg, full with dirt about 100kg. Didn't find one on the market, only those that fill with sand or wather and since I don't have any of those where I fly, I had to make one that can be filled with what I have...a lot of dirt 😀 turned out quite well.
The word "tool" took my attention towards the roller... I know that carrying means transport and you probably had that in mind. Annyway I can give you details and pictures if you want to make your own.
@@Seneslau07 I would love to make my own for sure. Thanks
Are there already camera's on the plane when you buy it?
No there aren't. As far as I know the ones that have stock cameras are fpv planes. Can't remember an arf that has cameras when bought.
@@Seneslau07 I just bought that plane but i wanna see through cameras to record and see when i fly it. Can you tell me what cameras you use or some thats good for this?
@@hydra475 The camera used inside and on the outside of the plane as well as on my head was the SJ4000 only that it.s made by Turnigy, basicaly it is a copy of the go pro. And the mounts used are homemade and can be seen in pictures on my fb page mentioned in the video description below the video or just search for jackal astro pilot on fb and look for the album carbon cub.
@@Seneslau07 Is that SJ4000 live so you can see it when its in the air live?
@@hydra475 No it is not a fpv camera, it only records on a micro sd card. I haven't got into the live cameras field yet.
The tail wheel looks different then stock. Is it a custom setup?
Yes it is, the stock broke in too during one landing like those in the video, kind of shoking to me that is that ceramics fragile. I bolted the end part of it that holds the wheel to a piece of plexiglass about 4mm thick used at police shields and maybe other things. It is very flexible. Now from stock few mm flex, I have almost an inch of flex when pushing on it.
I want this plane just like this, electric motor and all. Who do I order it from? Product numbers?
Thank you.
S.
It depends in which part of the word you are. I've ordered it from Lindinger.at - Austria because I'm from Europe. You cand obvioustly find it in USA and other places. When you order it, it is only the structure, like all arfs. You have to buy the engine of your choice, EIS, accus, etc. There is a huge thread on rcgroups 235pg with a lot of info. You already fly rc planes for some time right?www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2577184-HANGAR-9-Carbon-Cub-15-cc
What size Kavan wheels are you using for your Cub?
Edit: Nevermind- I see the size. 150mm or 6" in one of the shots.
Yes that's it.
@@Seneslau07 Thanks! I have one too but running the RCGF 21cc twin engine- looking to convert it to electric. Was using the PRBush wheels 7" but they're getting old and a little big. 6" wheels are the best! Great video!
@@horizongaming2272 A twin gas engine! I love them, have a xyz53cc twin on my 27% CAP232 it's great with low vobrations. Are you satisfied with the 21cc twin? Had considered myself one for the Cub in the past. I had the RCG 20cc on the Cub, also have two videos on youtube with it, a demo and a very popular one in winter with skis, check them out if you missed them. But I've converted on electric too, got tired of the fuss and temper of that gas engine. Good luck with the Cub!
@@Seneslau07 Nice! Yeah twins are great, for the larger planes I just stick with a regular 2 stroke like the DA 60 for my 3DHS Slick 89. The twin is good- it sounds decent but I'm really loving the idea of electric for this plane. I just ordered 6" Kavan treaded wheels for it like you have, Power 60 Eflite motor, and Talon 90 amp ESC. Can't wait to fly it with the new electric setup! To see my little RC channel on youtube just search Michael W. Backus Carbon Cub 15cc - you'll see a video of my old 21cc Cub- a simple flying video, nothing like yours!
@@horizongaming2272 Saw the video, nice and straight take off and landing and the engine roar makes me miss mine gas version. I like the kavan wheels too, even if some might like the baloon type look of the Dubro better, but they are 640g a pair, and the 6'' kavan just 200g! Recently posted on the known Cub thread about them and about my flexible home made rear wheel setup of the Cub made from plexiglass sheet, it's awesome what springiness it has, maybe an inch of travel, and the stock has..none. (min 12 and min 19 in my video).
MORE THAN JUST A HOBBY!
As I promised, the electric powered summer flight video of my Hangar 9 Carbon Cub radio controlled airplane, 2,3m, 5kg.
Setup:
Turnigy Aerodrive SK3 - 5055-430KV Brushless Outrunner Motor,
TURNIGY Plush 100amp Speed Controller,
Two ZIPPY Flightmax 5000mAh 3S1P 20-30C in series,
Turnigy Ultra-Light Wood Propeller 16x6, 16x8.
Fresh air, outside exercises, walking bearfoot on the dirt listening to the sounds of birds while the Sun gives us life and positive energy, silence and inner peace watching the landscapes, the joy and freedom that all those things gives us while doing what we love to do. That's what my video is about.
A longer video than average because I wanted to highlight that this can be more than a hobby, it can be a guide to a better lifestyle by teaching us to return to nature, which we have left, with all it's benefits.
In the second part of the video, assembly aspects of the plane are shown.
After posting the demo video of my Cub a while back, this is the second video of a series that started with the gas setup winter flight, link here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mETIr...
Video includes details of the flying field like the beauty of nature, setup, plane assembling, low passes, high speed passes, multiple cameras, etc.
Contact on e-mail: jak_kkaall@yahoo.com
I wnt to buy, link
I've bought the plane from lindinger.at in Austria. www.lindinger.at/en/airplanes/models/sport-und-scale-airplanes/hangar-9-carbon-cub-15cc-arf
@@Seneslau07 oke thanks brother
I loved the carrying tool you showed at the end. Is it sold somewhere or you did it yourself? I really would like to have one .