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Love the Boredom! It is a great plane. Great video!!!!

I love the chord progression of this song. Its Fantastic!! This all reminds me of the Joe Val Festival... I saw Johnathan Edward's roaming the crowds back in 2009..🎶🎵🎶

Lovin the fiddle player

Nice three-point Landing. Don't see those very often anymore.

Lovely guitar and playing! what tuning are you using on this?

Wow! Great banjo duo!

Mary Parker, my name is Johnny and I'm a fiddle player too from South Carolina. We might be kin. Anyhow I love your rose colored glasses video and this is a good one too. Carry on.

Very nice

OMG!

Who are these folks?

A tiny bit more refinement on the timing and they got it. Not to take anything away from this group as there is some real talent there.

where did you get the plans of this plane?

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Nice playing! Guitar sounds sweet

Whatever happened to this plane? Was deregistered back when.

so how does this cutie fly ??

Nice work, will be on my list to build!

Do you miss flying it? I want to make a few X-C trips in mine.

Thanks for the video. Nice looking heli. I saw pics on helifreak and noticed you had stock motor, how is it with that and do you have any problems with heat?

Ha, the pilot looks more like a WWI fighter pilot than in the old photos. Great plane.

would you consider giving the tabs for this? or posting an instructional video? thanks! & pick on!

sounds great

yeah, anything over 254 lbs dry needs a license in the states. A p39 would look cool, but the mid engine mount would be a pain for no really good reason (it's not going to have the cannon, obviously)). You could build one with the engine in the front, instead, though, you'd just need a BRS on it.

Do you need a pilot license for this? And make a p39 air cobra

Thanks for sharing. Are you running any expo in your TX? And what about your DR? Very smoothe. I'm a mild 3D Pilot, but also enjoy scale flying as well.

I am wondering the same, what are the tabs for your version??????

I corrected the spelling as best I could. I had to make a new post and delete the old one. Apology accepted.

..Hi.. I enjoy listening to your mendolin picking. My brother and I started playing again after many rears. We open a you tube channel (Alyre Doiron) We play the same way as we use to down the country at square dance. Very simple with mendolin and guitar...... Hope you have a chance to visit and listen to a few of our old tunes. Comments so much appreciated. Alyre & Lorenzo

electric guitar and bass they're both equally fun

what instument did you choose?

I sell plans and short kits. Check the link in the About description above for the URL.

Have you produced a plan?

nice dreams

listen to the score first. get it in your head. determine the key. find the chords on your instrument. match the beat and play. music is about ear training. do the same thing with the notes. be a good listener!!!!!!

i want to learn an instrument.

I must say that I´m surprised that you have advanced a lot in only 2 months. When you reach 8 mo you´ll be making tic tocs and all that nice 3D stuff.

I have 8 months on Helis. Last Week I bought a 450X that is much more powerfull and nimble than my 450 3D. I use a DR 70 Expo 40 (Ail & Ele) and 77 Inh Rudder. Curves:TC 0 30 60 60 60 and PC 36 42 52 75 94. I´m really happy with it. Also I have an 300X, 130X and mCP X V2.

I am currently flying on my MCPX and i can't wait till i get my hands on the 450X!!!! After flying the MCPX i know i am ready.

The best way to learn new tunes, on any instrument, is learn to HUM it first, then,-play what you hum,..and if you can't hum it you can't play it,..its just that simple!! ...by so doing,-you eliminate all need for TABS!!

My Initial Throttle NORMAL 0 - 30 - 60 - 60 - 60

Thanks, I noticed it was tail heavy also. I will try the lead so I dont have to trim every flight.

Would you mind telling me your Throttle Curve? Thank you

Only real mod needed is to rotate the tail rotor servo down and raise it up one hole in the mounting bracket. Remove the stock pushrod guides and make new ones out of plywood that you can slide further down the tail boom. I had to had 2 ozs of led to the nose for balance.

What were the mods you made? I've been flying my 450 x for a little while now and am thinking about getting the same fuselage you have just different colors.

Nice flying.Hey Art,type in dxsi 6 how to setup and a few vids should come up that go step by step,that's what I did.

Nice flying,I have mine setup about the same and it handles great.

I guess there are people who just like to do tricks. I prefer scale flying... Trying to be smooth and precise, duplicating the movements a real aircraft would make. Some simple aerobatics are enough for me. I flown scale planes for many years and built a full size biplane.

80+ flight so far. Getting into some mild aerobatics. Upping the D/R's and other settings full settings.

Nice flight I have been flying for six months and progressed on similar path, MCX,120SR, MSRX, and MCPX. Just pick up the 450x and can't wait to get it in the air.

Flying well now. I had noticed a little tail wag and read that it can be caused by tail rotor link out of alignment. The guides are free to rotate. I lined them up and put a drop of CA on them to keep them from moving. Thumbs up now.