Low-altitude piss-poor flights of my Top Race® F22 4-Channel R/C Fighter Jet Quadcopter.
Flight attempts took place near my home on the 1000-block of Ellinor Ave. in Shelton WA. USA on the morning of 04-12-15 (or, "2015 12 Apr." or
even, "April 12, Twenty Stick-Bent-Stick if you prefer).
I could not figure out for the life of me how to get the quad to move forward.
Although you do not see a lot of "jet" in this video, you can judge how long it was in the air by the motor noise.
Weather conditions at flight time were filtered sun, temperature of 35°F (1.6°C), and winds generally calm with gusts out of the WSW gusting to
5mph (4.325kts, 8.050kph).
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Low-altitude flight of my Top Race® F22 4-Channel R/C Fighter Jet Quadcopter.
Flight took place in the panear my home on Ellinor Ave. in Shelton WA. USA on the morning of 09-20-14 (or, "2014 20 Sep." or even, "September 20, Twenty Stick-Pile-of-Crossed-Busted-Sticks if you prefer).
Weather conditions at flight time were moderate fog (but still VFR for R/C pilots), temperature of 59°F (15°C), and winds generally calm with gusts out of the SSW gusting to 10mph (8.65kts, 16.10kph).
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Video on YourTube of my Top Race® F22 4-Channel R/C Fighter Jet Quadcopter's maiden flights.
I attribute part of the somewhat poor flying to my inexperience with quadcopters in general and the overall complexity (e.g. fairly steep learning curve) of all of the options available via its remote control unit.
Conditions at flight time were cloudy, winds calm, temperature 32°F (0°C).
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