Wilga 35 with Valach Motors VM R5 250 Radial | Weston Park
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- A very impressive PZL Wilga from Badan Airplane Kits with a Valach Motors VM R5-250 Radial engine. Flown incredible well by Vláďa Ryneš
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Can see it has a gyro (Which is fine by the way) wondering how prolific they are these days as seem to be more 'accepted' in larger planes, Turbines etc.
Consider the opposite. Very experienced flyers. Pilots of expensive planes. More likely want to fly. Not be in any stability mode. These large planes fly smoother and more realistically.
Not horizon hobby. No. Sorry. They probably fly these. No stabilization.
@@shop970that Wilma has a gyro- can clearly see it whilst taxing
It kind of used to be frowned upon to add a gyro to a fixed wing plane, other than a jet. It’s much more accepted now. I personally think you need to do whatever makes you more comfortable/happy.
I’ve been playing with gyros in a few of my planes. Sometimes they just help smooth out the flight, useful when landing in a strong wind. 💨
@@MattTakharRC Totally agree - I think it is much more widely accepted as a valuable tool for some planes / pilots and conditions. I am all for it, was just wondering about both the take up and the acceptance.