STUNNING RC LIGHTWEIGHT 700 GRAM HORTEN IX HO-229 SCALE 1:7 MODEL AIRPLANE INDOOR FLIGHT DEMO
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- Model: RC Horten IX Ho-229
Wingspan: 2,40m
Scale: 1/7
Accu: 3s 430mah
Take-off weight: 700 gramm
Engine: ???
Accu: ???
Pilot and Builder: Jürgen Schönle
Event: Hobby-Model-Spiel Leipzig (Germany) Oktober 2018
More videos from this event you can see my playlist:
• Model-Hoby-Spiel Fair ...
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This jet is a stuff of legends.
Seeing a Ho 229 fly really makes my spine tingle when I see one.
I just love the design of it
I was very surprised at how quickly it turned. Great flying model and very well flown.
Differential thrust maybe?
@@jbidinger flying wing design
Because it only weighs 700g... So wing loading and stall speed is incredibly low.
If it were to scale, it would be more like 14kg.
Kinda illustrates that an iteration of Ho-229 could have reached New York by flying high gliding and conserving fuel. Amazing design and nice flying!
Making modern drones in that design would also make sense
Yeah... no. It really doesn't.
This 700g model represents a full-sized aircraft weighing just 240kg.
You can't compare a model with an unknown airfoil profile that's at least 20x lighter than it should be, with a full-sized aircraft.
@sergarlantyrell7847 the horten 229 flew with jet engines for some time in its first and only test flight then it's engine failed during a landing and the plane crashed killing the pilot. The older prop and glider versions flew normal without needing an advanced fly by wire system (that wouldn't exist for the next decades anyway)
@@sergarlantyrell7847just saying the thing actually flew
@@importantlyacrayon122 There is even a picture of it flying
Exceptional and impressive German engineering. Germans are amaizing!!
What a beautiful model. This guy is skilled in building and flying. Nice! 👍
The Horten brothers were genius's look how eloquent that wing flies with grace
Es ist einfach wie eine Zauberei! Wunderschön!!! Echt Klasse! 😊
I love those lightweight RCs because they are not that fast. That makes them look much more realistic.
I believe thats the whole idea !
"realistic" when talking about a plane that was supposed to reach 900 kph and is roughly 1/10 the size making scaled speed 90 kph.
@@augustsinyukov8497 you're right on the one hand. On the other: during takeoff /Landung it makes about 250kmph I think...
Do what?
@@oliverschreek3091 yeah, probably. But I think conventional RC planes are still scale in terms of speed. However this is still a cool plane.
I want to know how people dislike amazing stuff like this...
27 schmucks that have no fun at all in their lives
Yeah, me too!!! 😱
Whats wrong with that?
I ❤ it
37 allies fear the axis wunderwaffen.
because they dont have it. about 12 months ago i started designing a model similar to this (inspired by rather than replica) and its still just started might actually make some more progress
Probably because its a model of a killing machine ( great RC model no doubt and really well flown considering its size)
Herrlich. Hervorragende Arbeit. Diesem Modell dermaßen gute Flugeigenschaften mitzugeben ist eine großartige Leistung.
This design was so far ahead of its time.
😊🙏 Horten HO-229 Wing Plane is always so fascinating to study & watch! Thank You So Much for the efforts & for sharing! Appreciate it! 🌷🌿🌍✌💜🕊🇩🇪🇸🇬🇲🇾
Amazing indoor aircraft. I understand aerodynamics and these big models defy the norm. I’ve flown models for over 50 years of all types and I’ve read that there are helium sacks internally that offsets the wing loading. Either way they are great to watch. 👍
Your wing loading would be the same... Now you replaced lift, with lift... Literally same upwards force, in the same direction, just think about it.
This model is also incredibly heavy, I bet it was made with regular foam board (you should check out "Penny plane" rubber band models, those things weigh 1 penny, and have decent sized wings with 10 inch props and almost float in the air, hence some people get 1 hour flight times from a rubber band).
Also helium in the wings is probably not worth it, have you had a deflated helium balloon before? The reason they don't float anymore is because the volume per area (basically material weight), is no longer good enough for the overall package to be lighter than air. If you look at these wings, what do they have? Lots of area, and barely any volume... It wouldn't help you, it could only hurt. This only makes sense for thick wings, and its only a couple grams of lift anyways, just spend more time trimming down your structure if you want improved results. Also you should be using Hydrogen if you want real lift, helium is far more heavy (yeah hydrogen is explosive, but you get so little out of helium...)
What a amazingly stable craft! Usually flying wing design aircraft are unstable even with gyros and specially at low speeds. Props to the maker for such a perfectly balance model.
the Horten designs are actually inherently stable - they came from gliders in the 1920s. Both Northrop and Lippisch designs are much more unstable, which would make for a better fighter.
This Horten flies without any gyro!
Todays USA B2 is patterned after the Horten..we need be glad how Germany wasted so much time on super tanks, guns and not focused on improving what they had...
Has a certain majesty about it. Very well done. Thank you for posting this fine video.
great build and smooth flying. What a treat to watch. Thanks for sharing.
The original was built of wood. Virtually invisible to the British radar of the time. Brilliant design. Great model, thanks.
Какой же бриллиантовый дизайн , если низкое аэродинамическое качество , S-образный профиль и статически неопределенная схема ? Так. первые шаги
That is a thing of beauty and beautifully flown!
That is pretty amazing.... It fly's well and so slow and precise!
The Germans are up to it again damn it. Nice job, it flies scale as hell!
I love Horten wings (Nurflügel) and particularly yours. Good job, congrats 👍👌
Such grace!
That is just Cool
Amazing control at low speed
It’s beautiful!
What a beautiful model. It's really interesting to see that subtle wing twist, AKA washout, near the tips. Really lovely model.
That's an amazing bit of flying given that there are no vertical tail surfaces on this design.
I have seen it said, elsewhere, that attempts to build flying wing designs post-WW2, were unsuccessful due to issues with control: the need for constant corrections that were beyond the capabilities of the average human pilots. That pure flying wing designs only became successful with computer inputs to the control surfaces.
I wonder, therefore, how that RC pilot manages to control his model and how stable it is? That flight is a testament to his skill and also to the Horten brothers' design skills from almost a century ago.
Awesome Plane .
Echt geil! Perfekt gelungen.
Wunderschön beim gleiten zu zu schauen
Ive had a thing about flying wings since the first photos after the second war I have six RC flying examples, this particular aircraft is flown beautifully reminds me of a Manta ray gracefully searching for food in the ocean , superb flight incredible control .
Was thinking Manta Ray also! Well stated...very graceful flyer.
Amazing, great flying skills too.
Very nice. Thx.
Just awesome. I love seeing your vids from this show every year. Exceptional indoor models. Think I am probably as excited as you at you reaching 1M subscribers. Respect buddy. You work hard. Hope we get to meet one day. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
Beautiful aircraft and very nicely flown, as well.
It's amazing how will it fly's, really didn't think it would handle that well. Really glides well..
Skilled pilot.
Oh wow, no rudders like the Northrop. Excellent!!
Too much fun! I wouldn't trust me with that indoors, or even outdoors for that matter, but great plane....
I wish we could have some pictures of the construction process....
There you go www.rcgroups.com/forums/thumbgallery.php?t=2614801&do=threadgallery&type=img&group=none&starter=no
Mega geiles Modell und richtig gute Flugstabilität
Beautiful, very nice to see it flying slow and almost floating
Bloody brilliant guys. Beautiful.
it's very cool 😍😍😍
Fantastic on so many levels!
Bravo .....
Amazing to think this wing is a design from the 40s that had no computer based control feedback loop for stabilization when they tested it.
At this time there was no "fly by wire" ou "flying compputers"... it was all about design and phisics understandig... that's amazing, in fact!
That's why the plane never flew lol
@@DeagleGaming
You're wrong it did fly and flew very well.
To be fair, a lot of intersting planes were build without much computing power (the germans actually used a Zuse Computer to compute certain complex calculations for airframes and wings like the ones from the Ho 229), for example the SR-71, the U2 "Dragonlady" or really any cold war era jet fighter.
@@DeagleGaming > It barely flew ... killed the pilot on the third flight :-(
Truly amazing, I’m not a 100% Sure if the real one ever flew .
Afaik this is the V3. The V3 was never finished, but the V2 and the V1 did fly.
これ…スゴいな…ドイツの技術力は世界一！！
Nice job.
beautiful modell!!!!
Outstanding. Retractable gear, fantastic.
We owe so much to that design.
What a beautiful flyer!
Amazing Model 👍😎
so great!
I would LOVE a sport-plane version of this to fly today.
Im not easily impressed but this is impressive.
German engineering ist da best!
Unbelievable! Very beautiful. Flights as an angle.
It would BE of great interest to know the thought and trails that lead to this marvelous masterpiece !
The builder’s inputs here to the execution are at least on a par to the brothers Horten.
Einfach genial! Hut ab!
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
SUPER COOL
It fly very smooth and so stable, I really wonder why the real prototype was abandoned ?
I mean look at that. Such potentials
RedCrim Chan the end of WWII happened...
quickest take off ever!, epic rc model.
Always loved this model
Extraordinaria tecnología nacionalsocialista!
Impressive, most impressive.
How on earth can you give this a 'thumbs down'? (27 right now!)
Even the camera is steady and keeps the plane dead centre!
Franky46Boy
I think people get frustrated by the music at the beginning and ditch it. But I think the music wasn’t added, it was what they had playing at the show. No control to remove or lessen it.
Very beautifull model and great flight
I cant believe my eyes :O
gotta love dem Germans.🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪👍
You make your leader proud!
Fantastic skills!
most awesome R/C ever!
Great work
Wow.... Impressive!
Really impressive plane. That is so much work and it came out great.
His vision and sense of depth was astonishing!!!
AHA , VERY , VERY AMAZING VIDEO SHOW !! .✔👍
I hope people understand the incredible modelling skill it takes to make something like this.
Wow I was amazed it had retracts and flaps! How is it so light with all those servos?
Amazing flying skills and plane build.
Its maneuverability is outstanding.
stability and control are amazing on this aircraft !
Tolles modell. Super geflogen.
Brauche auch sowas.wird aber ne Horten III. 😉
デルタ翼は飛ばすのが難しいからこの人、相当の腕前だと思う！！
Horten brothers are back!
Beautiful job on that!
Superb
Beautiful
bellissimo complimenti al costruttore
Respekt
Its interesting to think where technology would be today if this model, and the ME: 262, had of come into service at the start of the war. The improvements and developments the allies would have had to make to counter the German planes.
Nice work!
This is the second RC Horton that I’ve seen via CZcams. The first was exhibited outdoors and boy did that thing fly!!!! The outdoors flight allowed for much faster speeds and more dynamic movement but this video shows the deft control of movement, the controlled, slow speed (almost a glide) pass, the positive capability all round.....thank the lord that Nazi Germany didn’t develop this, instead of the Me163 and 262? I think we might have been in serious trouble if they had?
the prototype actually flew in spring of 1945.
este pajaro se adelanto al tiempo. los alemanes lo isieron posible. y muy vien x respetar los colores y las insignias. en reconosimiento para akeyos ingenieros aeronauticos. del pais germano ast luego camaradas. 👍
And now you know where we got the idea. BTW, this is most likely what Kenneth Arnold saw 24 JUN 1947.
Wunderbar!
Браво ! Какой труд .
Bellissimo!