Jet plane powered by a turbine, you're generally looking at around $7,500 just for the turbine and associated equipment to fuel and start it. A complete aircraft setup is around $20,000. Buying ain't a big thing, of course a sacrifice of a car might roughly complement it, but how actually it might feel it flying , see that 20000$ at 200mph +

Nice jet and nice flying too..

Very nice flying.  Good landing in the limited runway.

Happy flying
Cheers
Asupan

you need 250,000/- and more!!!!...but keep your efforts on

Thank you...Avesh, Guru & Asupan. thanks to Nitin for uploading the Video

welcome sir  and we are very happy that we got a chance to see a Turbine Jet flying in our place 

This Week was awesome for me.
Flew the Sky Easy Aerodrone from Rcbazaar, with Rcb6i, and Wolfpack batteries.
She flew very gentle and definitely good for beginners. with a 1500mah 2S pack it flies for 9Mins.
Here is my landing video.
Never though RC would be this easy...


This video is shot in HD on Samsung Grand.
Ashok.P

I flew my plane into a tree sometimes....
saying eeeeh ooh,
plane utaaar do

this time it was ft3d

 

Nice flying ground Ashok. Is your CG OK? Seems slightly tail heavy

Thanks Sanjay sir,
Actually there is no reference point given to check CG in the plane, but regardless this flew fine with 1050Mah to 1500Mah battery. The tail touching the tree is actually my fault to judge the approach. kind of aborted the landing and finally did that.
There is another video which has Steady flight but its around 600MB file.
This ground is just 1.5Km away from my home and good for all planes except Nitros.

Ashok.P

My rc videos...need suggestions

controls

throttle

Hi Roby .... Beautiful model ... I am not an expert but feel the aileron throw is a little less ...

http://mathrubhuminews.in/ee/ReadMore/3972/helicam-in-Malayalam-too/e

Awesome Saurabh... wish you all the best

Thanks Angad... 

So we have Adarsh (Bangalore) and another crew doing this. Good to see RC becoming a viable profession

I was also worried about how the landing was handled.  Why not use a collapsible landing skid, as I saw in one of Adarsh's videos ?

Just saw this also :

http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/5/5277898/djis-new-octocopter-gives-wings-to-the-canon-5d

Noida Team Having fun !!!

Quote from: saurabhhsrivastavaa on January 06, 2014, 10:26:09 AM
http://mathrubhuminews.in/ee/ReadMore/3972/helicam-in-Malayalam-too/e

Great! Feels very nice to see quads coming big time into main stream.

This is a video we did on Christmas day morning:

Good One Divay..  

Anwar,

Did not install the retractables purposely. The AUW was anyway too high.
I admit that take off and landings are a little tricky and risky, but we have got used to it and take utmost care while taking off or landing.

I religiously do pre-flight checks and tests before every take off and even a small failed check cancels the flight.

Human safety is of paramount importance and cannot be neglected at any cost...

Just to add... we always have a paramedic on the standby and a unit  ambulance in all our shoots.

Quote from: anwar on January 06, 2014, 03:13:45 PM
Just saw this also :

http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/5/5277898/djis-new-octocopter-gives-wings-to-the-canon-5d

DJI s1000 has been in discussions for a while now. Even the DJI website now carries the information. Though the DJI s1000 setup is smooth and quite professional, it is limited to 5D with a 22mm lens.

I am currently working on a project for an Octa capable of carrying a red epic with HD transmission.

DJI A2 controller sounds promising but recently discovered bugs in the POI mode has set off the project for a while.
The gimbal for Red Epic will be provided by brushlessgimbals.com (BG Flex F10 Pro)

I am planning to get a ballistic recovery for the entire setup as well. The E1100 from Zero is a good buy... but only limited to 5D.

A great fly Great control over the quad

Thanks