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SmackTalk Episode 31 - The Mikado VBar Control
Join Bobby Watts and Kyle Stacy in the longest most in-depth SmackTalk RC episode to date as they discuss the newest radio by Mikado: The VBar Control. Join in as they go over everything from absolute basics, setup, updating/loading applications, basic flight parameters, and even expert tuning tips that you won't find anywhere else! Whether you are just taking a VBar Control radio out of the box and need some setup help - or you are an avid user just looking for some advanced tips, this episode is for you!
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SmackTalk RC is an online instructional video series created by RC Helicopter fanatics for RC Helicopter fanatics. Join hosts Bert Kammerer, Bobby Watts, and Kyle Stacy as they cover all aspects of RC Heli modeling - from technical setup recommendations to expert flying tips. SmackTalk has been in production since 2010 and continues to evolve with the ever-changing technology in the RC Heli world. We hope SmackTalk allows you to grow as a pilot, learn new things, and enjoy your hobby even more than ever!
Thanks for watching!
Sincerely,
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SmackTalk RC is an online instructional video series created by RC Helicopter fanatics for RC Helicopter fanatics. Join hosts Bert Kammerer, Bobby Watts, and Kyle Stacy as they cover all aspects of RC Heli modeling - from technical setup recommendations to expert flying tips. SmackTalk has been in production since 2010 and continues to evolve with the ever-changing technology in the RC Heli world. We hope SmackTalk allows you to grow as a pilot, learn new things, and enjoy your hobby even more than ever!
Thanks for watching!
Sincerely,
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SmackTalk RC Episode 32 - ESC's (Electronic Speed Controllers)
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Join Bobby Watts and Kyle Stacy as they discuss, fly, and analyze ESC's (Electronic Speed Controllers) in depth! Join in as Bobby & Kyle discuss Internal vs External Governor Mode, Autorotation Bailout, BEC's & Backup Guards, Analyzing a Flight / Data Log Graph, Show the Easiest Method to Tune a Governor, and a Special Interview with Georges Van Gansen from Scorpion. This episode is full of use...
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #1 - The Basics
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First episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert starts from scratch by teaching you the basics of 3D.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #2 - Flips, Hurricanes, and Funnels
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Second episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert shows how to begin learning flips, hurricanes, and funnels.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #3 - Rainbows and Tick Tocks
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Third episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert shows how to learn rainbows and tick tocks.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #4 - Piro Flips
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Fourth episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert explains piro flips.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #5 - Transitions
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Fifth episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert explains basic maneuvers and 3D transitions.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #6 - Rolling Circles
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Sixth episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert explains rolling circles.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #7 - Advanced Tick Tocks
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Seventh episode in the series Learning 3D. Bert teaches advanced tic-tocs, including 4 point, pirouetting tic-tocs and pirouetting rainbows.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #8 - Loops & Pirouetting Loops
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Eight episode in the series "Learning 3D". Bert teaches loops and pirouetting loops.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #9 - Piro Flipping Maneuvers
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Ninth episode in the series "Learning 3D". Bert teaches advanced piro flipping maneuvers, including loops, hurricanes, pogos and introduces you to reversals.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #10 - Pirouetting Circles (Pirouetting Funnels)
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Tenth episode in the series "Learning 3D". Bert teaches pirouetting circles (funnels) in detail, he provides tips on proper pirouette direction and even shows some reversals.
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #11 - 3D Autorotations
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Eleventh episode in the series "Learning 3D". Bert gives you an in-depth explanation of 3D type autorotations, he teaches you tips and tricks on how to learn to "feel" the disk as you auto, shows you flips, rolls, piros and even tic-toc autos!
SmackTalk RC Learning 3D #12 - Practice & Pirouetting Tips
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Last episode in the series "Learning 3D". Bert wraps up the series by providing some important tips on how to practice, he also revisits pirouetting and gives you pointers on how to learn stationary pirouettes.
SmackTalk RC 3D Tips #1 - Circus Tricks
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On the first episode of the new "3D Tips" series, Bert & Bobby talk about "Circus Tricks". These are tricks you can do to spice up your flying or to impress your friends.
SmackTalk RC 3D Tips #2 - Piroflips vs Chaos
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SmackTalk RC 3D Tips #2 - Piroflips vs Chaos
SmackTalk RC 3D Tips #3 - Pinching vs Thumbs
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SmackTalk RC 3D Tips #3 - Pinching vs Thumbs
SmackTalk RC Episode #2 - Sport Pilot to 3D Maniac
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SmackTalk RC Episode #2 - Sport Pilot to 3D Maniac
SmackTalk RC Episode #1 - Everything About Nitro Engines
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SmackTalk RC Episode #1 - Everything About Nitro Engines
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SmackTalk RC Episode #3 - Everything About Setups
SmackTalk RC Episode #4 - Having Fun in Vegas
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SmackTalk RC Episode #4 - Having Fun in Vegas
SmackTalk RC Episode #7 - Maintenance, Tips, and Tricks
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SmackTalk RC Episode #7 - Maintenance, Tips, and Tricks
SmackTalk RC Episode #10 - Going Flybarless
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SmackTalk RC Episode #10 - Going Flybarless
SmackTalk RC Episode #11 - Micro RC Helicopters
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SmackTalk RC Episode #11 - Micro RC Helicopters
Flameout landing demonstration His pitch setting is +-10 degrees, with 0 degrees in the middle? Is the main rotor made of fiberglass?
by the way, informative basics on how a real helicopter auto-rotates, thanks.
Not trying to be a smartass but...what is the allure for 2 stroke gas helicopters.? Am I missing something?
A few tips that I did before inverting: a.) Fly sideways b.) Fly backwards c.) Fly "other" sideways. Always fly in a square pattern, doing one direction CW or CCW first. Then learn other direction. Never "mix" or just "free fly" always have a flight plan and do not deviate. You may and I have, then you will experience a "brain glitch" and learn from that. Btw, at this point you would have "automatically" learned how to do nose down and tail down funnel turns, because it's just really sideways flying. At this point is when I started to work on my invert on the field. Also, at this point I have mastered invert on the simulator and all the orientations inverted already Now, just a matter of going for it on the field.
Thanks for all the info < Nice guys 😅
great video, thanks Bert! I'm working on these now and this helped a lot.
Man, this video is old. Yet I wish CZcams had of recommended this to me 6 months ago. Now I can go to your channel and start from scratch. Your tips for how to practice alone answering alot of questions and frustrations I've had. Greatly appreciate this content. (Where I live, there's no clubs or friends to learn from/with. I have to do all on my own.)
Glad that the content is useful to you. We did all these videos many years ago, but the principle still applies the same way.
I greatly appreciate receiving a response as well as confirmation yrs later the concept remains valid. Your education as well as tips will definitely help me. Again, thank you, Sir.
@@DaDuTchMan2357 Thanks for the kind words 🙂
“Nothing technical here “ lol . Nice little rip there fella🍻🇨🇦😎 Thanks for the videos .
After these years still the best!
Having learned piro flips it helped save me a re-kit once. Some 10 years or more ago i was flying at an event in cincy on a really really windy day. I pulled the heli nose up to a stall and then hit max piro rate cause that always sounds so cool, and let it fall for a bit but as it got lower my fury90 decided to toss the entire tail case into orbit. The heli was still basically knife edge piro'ing like mad and falling. I could hear people behind me saying oh thats gonna be a re-kit (aka crash/complete loss)... i hit hold, and started piroing the cyclic and was able to level it out even though the heli still hadnt fully stopped rotating yet due to no tailcase. At that point it was just an auto like normal. When it touched down everyone shouted like i just scored a touchdown at the superbowl. Good times.
Mid/late 80s blades I used were maple center lines and balsa edges. Maple was used to make attachment strong, balsa made blade lighter. And you got a sheet of thin wrap to put over it. FYI Manned helicopter blades use gas and a piston inside for CG balance. Would be cool to see that implemented in a model.
Love your videos good tutorials indepth one thing that has helped me big time is have a heli like the goosky s1 over a blade mcpx bl2 what a difference it makes to have a machine that is so dialed in compared to blade micro . The reviews dont do a goosky or m1 justice till u fly it .
This is a great video, but Bert should never be talking on video. He's put his hands in his pocket like 12 times in 1 minute. He's so insecure. Leave your hands out of your pockets totally unprofessional
Maybe I am just unprofessional. Thanks for the wonderful feedback!
It’s always fun watching your average 3D pilot trying to hover🤣 LA 3D water bucket lift…
One of the best flying helis ever made to this day.
Is tik tok-ing the same as youtubing
I enjoyed watching and you made it easy for me to understand what has to be done in order to be successful, thanks😊
Heh, I imagine the company reaction."you want to put this in a toy? If you have the money, we would happily take the business, but, WTF?"
This is great. Thank you.
Guys at my field fly vbar and expesive SAB helicopters
Some great stuff, some things……not so much. Go small electric for the 1st 3d Heli, nitrogen is a lot of work and imho the 1st thing is get competent in basic flying. Then get a 200+ nitro or electric. @7:54 I’m glad you went to the real basics of short 10-30 second hovers to start with. I quit flying for several years and am back with a Goosky S2. It is baby steps and am loving it. Thanks for the video series.
The nitro in the beginning is sick…. Great Chopper
Wow what a trip
I love your smoothness
As far as CZcams years ago this is a much older video. But these are excellent! Glad I found them.
Very nice!
Nice piece. I have so much to learn.
Tesla will never take over.I’m just getting into electric helicopter . And not sure if I like it yet .
Idol nice pilot ? Aim from the philippines bro..
I was there from Hawaii.
These videos are Excellent. I have been flying RC planes since HS, flying Helios for the last 15-20 years. Never intense, mostly forward flight like a plane. I am practicing your vid 1 constantly but it is tough, feels like I am not making much progress. I have most success flying behind the helicopter on the flight sim. Is that ok to train?
I am good at flips using collect but often find myself like a dear in headlight in certain orientations.
Thank you for the kind comments. Practicing in the sim is very useful, but generally because it is such as "sterile" environment, I like to crank the wind up and practice with a 10 mph wind for a few minutes, then switch the wind direction completely and keep practicing the same maneuver you're focusing on, this teaches you corrections. Otherwise the sim feels to synthetic, but for sure it will help you develop the muscle memory.
I knew the minute she was proud of the Beer Flu Jab, She was an idiot.
Practice many sessions on sim before doing it for reals.
thanks i feel like i have this
Thanks Bert!
great demo flight by Bobby
back where it all began
Great job guys, thanks for all you contribute to RC helis!
lol, funny stuff, thanks guys. Love the behind the scenes.
Awesome, funny! Great behind the scenes, thanks guys!
Great explanation! Thank you!
Great explanation and demonstration of piro flips! Super helpful, thank you!
Awesome video! I will definitely be doing all of this and mastering it! Thank you Bert!
If you can’t do this, and that….
If you think about it, the "stirring motion" works in all conditions, whatever direction (CW or CCW) . You can very easily do upside-up pirouetting figure 8 without stopping stirring the stick (same for upside down). Of course, the rate of the stirring and the moment where you make the stick corrections change when you go from the CW part of the figure 8 to CCW part of the figure 8.
Hello I'm a old heli flybared pilot. Going to flybarless in 2023 since more than 12 years never had any rc helis anymore. So my radio is the 10C ...in my opinion back in 2010 this radio is a rock for medium Futaba pricey radio. But watching your video for flybarless seems like my 10C radio is game over. So would you mind to share or let me know if I still be able or not to use my Fut 10C radio for setting and flying flybarless rc heli? Please let me know or should I buy the 8Fg Super radio to fly the flybarless? Thanks bro
I like the very very last section it helped alot. Now its gonna piro without probelm. Thanks Guys.
amazing content
How much negative pitch from start of autorotation sequence( the portion when on the 45 degree descending slope )
Depends on the size of the helicopter, blades, etc., it is a "feel" thing. Generally can be as little as 1-2 degrees and as much as 4-5 degrees. After a lot of practice you can tell when the blades are maintaining speed or slowing down, a quick reaction to add more negative usually speeds them back up provided you have altitude and a large enough helicopter. Auto rotations are always recommended on larger helis to start, at least 600 or larger.
Hello. How did you align the flybar blades? After all, they must lie in the same plane.