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How To Modify and Fly a Tethered Rubber Power Model with Dave Gee
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2015
- Dave Gee demonstrates how to modify a stock rubber powered model, including stretch winding the motor for better flight performance and holding a pylon race.
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So many memories of my youth. I remember the quest for power in my model aircraft circa 1970, we didn't have winders but used hand cranked drills to turn the props. Soon we were adding JATO and teeny .010 motors to our model craft. Surgical tubing was the Tesla of that summer, BTW. What an outstanding video, thanks for the memories 😊
Wonderful, took me back over 60 years to my first rubber powered models
Complete newbie to this - thank you for the video! You two are absolutely hilarious. Gave me quite a few laughs, thank you!
I flew a control line .049 Cox PT-19 this way by looping the line around a support post in the basement. Never thought of flying rubber powered models this way. Great way to fly scale rubber powered models without destroying them. Love it!
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You ran a cox motor indoors?
@@themadscientest you can run a cox motor anywhere there is atmosphere containing oxygen. indoors, outdoors, inside another plane, inside a submarine, on the top of a mountain, in a cave (i don't know if this is indoors or outdoors). just be sure you have fuel and a battery to start.
@@shmuck66....but it's not particularly healthy to breathe in the fumes when you're indoors. I think that was the point being made earlier.
I like the idea. Now, scale it up. Back in the late 70's I was flying C/L. To break in motors I built a Flat wing 36In WS Tethered plane. For C/L engines, there is no throttle, set the needle, release and fly. I have used the rig for my .46 BB engines set at 1/2 to 3/4 throttle. Five minutes of run time to warm the engine completely, then cool the air temperature. Do this 5 times and the engine is run-in nicely.
It is wonderful to see so much experience and wisdom and passion for this hobby.
Yes it is. Which so much bad stuff on the internet this literally seems sent from the Lord himself
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@@khushiagrawalwithu god
What god?@@technotimef3458
Awesome information. Just getting back into the hobby. You're video is just the ticket.
Great video. I just purchased a rubber powered plane for my 3 yer old. She loves it.
Nice to see the AMA putting fresh young faces out there to attract a newer generation of members
Great info. And demo. Thank you.
Very cool, easily converted into science at home! We love this kind of stuff as it relates to mathematics and real creativity and fun.
Danke !!!
Thank you for your video
Good men!! Simple sweet stuff they are teaching kids something important
Dave: "...and we have this nail that we stole from a structure of the building"
Building: *Collapses*
Excellent job
Congratulation for this big projects education. I'm ready to learning.
Just did this with the kids. Thanks.
Jjajjaja espectacular muy ingenioso felisitaciones
Super well
Thanks for the "floppy rubber" tip. I can now get a longer stable powered flight rather than a brief burst then glide!
I did some tests and found that with the same length band the energy stored is about the same, but the fewer loops you use, resulting in a floppier the band, the lower the power but the longer the duration.
Some people make propellers that automatically adjust the pitch of the blades depending on the torque, to try and spend as much time in the air as possible for competitions.
@@robambrose4199 Wow! Well above my pay grade I'm afraid !
Thanks for reminding me of the fun! How in the world can people NOT like this?
Awesome 👍
Thanks great idea I love it.
Thank lots for sharing 👍 💚 💙 ♥️
Great for rainy days.
Used to fly the little Sleek Streek as a boy in the 70´s. Miss doing it. Would like something similar now but cant find it. Would be grateful for tips! Thank you!
Best
Very good
Congratulations 👏 really impressive
My grandpa woulda loved this shit. He made one before he died, but it was too heavy. RUclips would have been so cool to him.
Wow! So clever
the man is so hilarious.
Very good i Walter more ,man.
Wow, this was really cool. We used to buy those little planes at 7-11 40 years ago. Guess where i am headed after work - I hope they still carry them!
guillow still makes them, they have since the 30's
those little planes made 9-11
I used to have those and the little gliders.
don't watch youtube while ur at work
Hobby Lobby carries them, I remember buying these rubber band powered planes at convenience stores for 35 cents when I was a kid.
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You can learn SO much from building and flying rubber powered models! Start with a simple design, such as a One Night 16 (excellent flyer, easy to build and cover) or similar type. Then maybe a scale model of a high wing aircraft like a Piper Cub or a Taylorcraft. Do some research. Learning really is fun, with model aviation! Get ready for some very long flights!
Xould you share this model plan ?
So great!
Great show.
We need to go back to the age of the windbag.
Oh wait!
Igot ideas by you to upgrade my plane thanks
I love your channel - CREATIVE CHANNEL
these guys are actually really funny
Pretty cool
I used to put the paper clip on the bottom of fuselage changes positional which changes the lift
Thank you sir
He's the Bob Ross of balsa wood airplanes.
Hey there old dudes, if your still alive great video! I really liked the instruction and tips.
I'm a cool 50 myself. :P
wonderfull
this was really cool! will be doing this with my son.
Esse material é feito de papel ficou chow de bola
I remenber we used to by rubber from a cloths and pins store!
And for a winder I used a paper clip and my mothers manual hand held egg mixer!
Excelente mente felicidades
Really cool, I will try this with my nephew! THANKS!!!
u r awsome
At first i thought these two bad boyz were gonna start throwing hands ‘cause “Big Guy” kept calling Neil Armstrong wanna-be a stooge ... but they’re pretty cool ! Really enjoyed watching the video lads ! If u ever wanna do Metamucil shots at the local pharmacy & talk aeronautics ... 🤙 me
Bestttt
I'm thinking it might help if you rounded the square edges on the bottom of the body, and put a strip of tape down the length to make it smooth.
cool
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Good morning from Brazil!
Please, what were the dimensions of the rubber strip? Super Sport 3/16" ? or 1/8" What is the loop length?:
Ha, what a great vid! Hi Dave...whoa...good man!
One step away from making a Jim Walker style whip model or a rubberband powered control line model. Great job.
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Kids these days really are missing out by playing video games all the time.
I've been flying model planes for 55 years and I think video games might be more fun than what happened in this video.
Kis Chez ka banaaya he
2:49 “The Pilots gonna go, he’s disruptive and your’re the pilot anyway”
Me: very poor choice of words there Phil
Do you do anything with Sport Rocketry? The NAR Association of Rocketry is also an AMA Associated group...
Does it help to set rudder trim on these planes to keep them turning out?
Please,
What is the name of the plane used by Dave? What is the weight and wing area and span wing?
gual é as medidas do avião Chow de bola
How do I wind up the plane's rubberband if I am alone? How would the propeller be held as I wound the rubberband with a rubberband winder?
Use a clip to hold the plastic prop to the plastic prop holder....like an office clip, here's an example amzn.to/2H3FbOk (but just make sure it won't squeeze your balsa wood too much)
Good luck!
Hahhaaa!! These guys really seem like they don't like each other
I used to buy small balsa wood planes as a child in the 60's. I believe they were made in the USA. the models were called Sleek streak and Star flyer. They were simple and cheap and a lot of fun but they don't seem to be available anymore and I can't find anything similar. Does anyone know where I can buy something similar, I would be grateful!
ok muito bueno.
I just went 25 years back!
What is lubrication and how can I use it?
Bast
That is the best plane but why for standart making and tky
“High tech modern paper clip”
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What happened to rhe delta dart?
beni sevin
i wanna join u guys but i’m on a different country 😭
I want to add with you all
eu acho o seguinte... já que esse vídeo vem aqui ao Brasil,deveria vir dublado.
Where do I buy this model?
Most hobby shops that sell RC planes also sell these
What is the accelerator used on the glue?
Lee Bowles the accelerator is to make the glue dry faster.
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Baking soda
How do you calculate the wing span and the position of wing at cockpit ?
guess and check :) If it flies UP, then the wing will need to move back, if it flies down, move the wing forward. This will change the Center of Gravity (CG aka COG) to change the plane from nose heavy to tail heavy, and hopefully "balanced"
Use the stock rubber motor first and don’t put a full winding into it. Oh, and try it outside, no wind, and untethered. This lets you play with the wing position in a way that should not destroy the plane while you experiment. Just remember that the plane climbs when the motor has a full wind, and descends when the prop is slowing down,
Wats the use of this?
This is a hammer gordon... no crowbar?
وری گود
Indoor flying if rain comes splashing down.
No entendi niuna custion por que no se ingles pedo dedusi todo haci que hare para mis hijos 👍😁👍👍
que tipo de elástico e esse
também queria saber , pesquisei no google achei " Super Sport Rubber " mas não sei a lib. ao certo!
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envienme los moldes
Why add a steel paperclip to the plane if you're going to use tape or glue anyway? Couldn't you just glue or tape the tether to the wing? Wouldn't a pin hole and knot do the same job without adding any weight whatsoever?
Where can I find some of the old balsa wood plane kits
search Guillows on amazon
where you live you two man
Так долго рассусоливал элементарные вещи, чуть не уснул
hi