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Post  ian1954 Sat 31 Aug 2019 - 10:16

This is my Wizard - all repaired/

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This had last been flown three years ago and I had pranged it trying to execute a wingover.

It survived but it was always diffucult to maintain a level heading so I inset the battery in the wing.

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Flew this the other day on 35ft steel cables (previously dacron) and it easily flew level but didn't make me feel confident in any further ability. I think that I will install a peppier motor.

Again - no video can't find my camera
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Post  944_Jim Sat 31 Aug 2019 - 12:16

Ian,

I took several of my last videos using my phone. Whatever device took pictures of your "Tweety-Bird" ought to be able to do video well enough. One of my first videos was done by rubber-banding the phone to the tripod!

Back to the plane...what is all up weight? And do you have a wet-fuel version for comparison?

I am starting to look into electric for my youngest son.

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Post  ian1954 Sat 31 Aug 2019 - 12:48

All up weight including battery is twelve ounces The battery weighs 3.6 ounces.

With a Cox Black widow and no fuel it weighed 7.3 ounces.

If you don't want the hassle of choosing a sutable motor, battery, controller and propeller combination - try

https://www.stevensaero.com/product-category/laser-cut-model-airplane-kits-balsa-wood/model-airplane-kits/control-line-model-airplane-kits/

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Post  ian1954 Sat 31 Aug 2019 - 14:02

Somewhere I have a GoPro with all the mounts and straps to hear on my wrist, head, chest .......strap to the dog. It is also wide angle. The camera I take stills with would need a tripod and, as with my phone, because I fly solo - i don't fancy the idea of leaving them at some distance from me. Especially leaving the phone switched on with full access. They would be a magnet for a thief.

I have just got one of those DJI Osmo pocket thingies but am still learning how to use it.
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