Was everyone deaf from 0:27-0:29? 2:36 said it all,"Arey baap re".  .Whose idea was this?

Embarrassing to say the least.

Was the motor on the Easy star providing more than 1300 gms of thrust?

  this was a collective idea. Actually we had tried dropping everything from the easystar. Paper planes, rocks, twigs, soft drink bottles. So we thought lets go ahead and follow our dreams 

Ouch!
Did either of the planes get damaged?

The bottom one had some damage to the rudder but was reparable

It was so "crazy" that I showed it to my dad.

Yes, spread the word, make us proud

lol..Did you see krishna jump in the end..

This could have worked if you guys would have made some arrangement to throttle both the planes...

Man, there was no way this could have worked I think my easystar has 800 grms thrust at max. Plus what about alignment of surfaces on the bottom plane

Amit Uncle,
You are far ahead of our times.
Regards,
Mohan

Quote from: SunLikeStar on May 19, 2011, 12:17:20 AM
Man, there was no way this could have worked.

Man,there is no way this can work.

Did this thought cross anyone's mind that time??!!!

The original video had people saying stuff like "this is stupid" "this cannot work" .. I edited out all that demotivating stuff

Happened yesterday, We landed our glider outside the fencing of the field. when we reached somewhere the model could be, to locate we opened power and i saw a lot of people running about, some running towards me yelling "Bomb Bomb" (It was over a small hillock) When i reached there, i see one petrified man holding a big boulder above his head about to smash the model and the other sort of yelling at him to stop (Probably saying stop you may end up bursting the bomb), all in Local Khasi lingo, some of them crawling an getting the hell outta there.. what a sight, i really did LMAO , ..later.

Quote from: augustinev on September 19, 2011, 03:17:37 PMsome of them crawling an getting the hell outta there.

what a scene that must have been
I feel for the guy with rock, imagine what all must have gone through his mind

A similar incident :

http://www.rcindia.org/rc-general-topics/what-rc-activity-did-you-do-this-week/msg25624/#msg25624

Anwar Bhai, very similar, this is a laid back town, by 1500 hrs people start winding up for the day (After opening their shops at 1200 h), these were about 15-20 guys drinking local wine and playing cards in secluded spot, imagine, something falling from the sky, i am surprised nobody had a heart attack. like SLS says, best sight was petrified man with a boulder and some of them crawling outta there. on second thoughts the aeroplane does look like a glide bomb, with a twin fin looking structure and all.

Quote from: SunLikeStar on September 19, 2011, 05:32:28 PM
what a scene that must have been
I feel for the guy with rock, imagine what all must have gone through his mind

Rocks in his head?

Forget the villager, think about how the model owner would have felt seeing the villager about to destroy his creation

i asked my friend to chuck the xeno ( I was a little away), didn't notice, she chucked it tail forward (Pusher tractor confusion probably).  i fixed Xeno up and she flew after that though, should have seen the confusion on my face, initially i thought the prop is reversed

that's me fixing it,

i must confess, the friend mentioned above was my wife, so, she is now training to be a RC wife, and the legendary RC wife video definitely goes here in this thread

i was flying Precision Aerobatics Bandit (Its second sortie) what realy took wind out of my sail was, one of the so called engineer, old timer was telling his friend while i was hovering the bandit, "I think there is something wrong with either the aeroplane or the pilot is not able to control the aeroplane, it is stuck , neither going up or coming down" i almost crashed of laughter and climbed from the hover, Final Verdict, "Aeroplane is ok, something wrong with the pilot, fella doesn't know how to fly" 

I personally detest an aircraft model flying 3D. Its like a wannabe Heli. However in this case, I don't need to tell you exactly where, on the 'expert' (I don't want to be anatomically precise), the Bandit should have landed!

a picture is worth a thousand words, this one thanks to sandy

Quote from: rcpilotacro on January 18, 2013, 12:55:23 AM
a picture is worth a thousand words, this one thanks to sandy

If you remember "Bade Bhai Shabh' a Munshi Premchand Story! apt for this picture

I have seen couple of such guys, very meticulous, they will have very clean models, very careful in flying and...... crashing often  

here is Bade Bhai Saheb, could be converted in RC Sense, good find there by  you 

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