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AznPrOd1gy -

Thanks for the data.

Were you using a 15:1 winder?

If you are willing to post them, a video of a flight of your helicopter at max winds and a still picture demonstrating rules compliance would be helpful.

Like others, I am mystified why the kit designers apparently cannot fly as a long as students.

calgoddard wrote:Bazinga+ -

Thanks for the link to the video.

The still images you posted cannot be viewed.

Images should be working now.

Bazinga+ wrote:

calgoddard wrote:Bazinga+ -

Thanks for the link to the video.

The still images you posted cannot be viewed.

Images should be working now.

Try loading this page in incognito. You may be seeing it because you are signed into your Google account.

I made sure I was signed out of all of my Google accounts.

When I click on Image 1 and Image 2 posted by Bazinga+ I am taken to the Google "Chose an account" page. No images come up.

I tried both Chrome and Explorer.

Is there another way to post still images on this blog?

calgoddard wrote:I made sure I was signed out of all of my Google accounts.

When I click on Image 1 and Image 2 posted by Bazinga+ I am taken to the Google "Chose an account" page. No images come up.

I tried both Chrome and Explorer.

Is there another way to post still images on this blog?

I tried making the images public but seems it hasn't fixed it. Try these links:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12n5BuD ... p=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14mMZRP ... p=drivesdk

Bazinga+ wrote:

calgoddard wrote:I made sure I was signed out of all of my Google accounts.

When I click on Image 1 and Image 2 posted by Bazinga+ I am taken to the Google "Chose an account" page. No images come up.

I tried both Chrome and Explorer.

Is there another way to post still images on this blog?

I tried making the images public but seems it hasn't fixed it. Try these links:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12n5BuD ... p=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14mMZRP ... p=drivesdk

These work for me.

They work for me as well.

Thanks.

Here is my 2:05 flight with the same heli on a 7 meter high ceiling:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1aWKu ... p=drivesdk

Bazinga+

Congrats! Thanks for posting this.

That was an outstanding flight!

Bazinga+ wrote:Here is my 2:05 flight with the same heli on a 7 meter high ceiling:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1aWKu ... p=drivesdk

Fantastic Bazinga.
Any idea of the weight of your device with and without rubber? I can't get over a minute.