Originally Posted by LifeisGood

Hi Robert - Seems everything comes out out your hand looks perfect

Perfection .. yes .. this is the correct word.. an extraordinary level of quality in each single detail .. a great attention to fine details is what makes all the difference .. I'm sure there are precious gems under the hood of his Robirds

A level of quality you won't see in a mass produced model .. very fine craftsmanship

Please amaze us

Khaled

Flying like that is what I always want to look up to while enjoying the sky's. I really wish someone would make a bird like that but scale....in epp.

Very nice video Robert...

Originally Posted by therealthing691

yes i think so

I saw this 2years ago. See the journey of his build.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=202353

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...ht=eddie+eagle

And video ...

Eddie the Eagle Glider (3 min 21 sec)

This Albatros is of a friend of mine who lives close to the ocean:

Albatross soaring along the North Sea coast (2) (1 min 30 sec)

https://albatros.backpackit.com/pub/689461

Nice links and nice videos, good learnings too.
here's my bald eagle on it's maiden flight vid with keychain camera attached on my cap,not a good shot but for sharing with you guys....
a plus to my retirement life.
Regards
Sam

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Wow .. This is what I call a really relaxing flight .. just ride the wind...

Khaled

That's very nice Mr.Sam! Wish that I can see more pictures of your bird. Also the power system and wingtips would be nice to see close up* Thanks for sharing!

Mr. Sam, this is very interesting. You use a push prop...and still the model is stable. Do you have more information about that? Very nice flight!

Mr Sam! You are another man after my own Hart...!

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1525830

Thanks guys:
a scratchbuilt oni and more pics on bald eagle
Regards
Sam

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Thanks Mr.Sam. What system you use as a pusher? What I mean is, is the motor located at the tail? Or is the motor in the fuse and you have a long adapter on it extending out the tail?

Thanks! Yeah I know, too many questions. But I'm putting together the EPP eagle my brother let me have,and I was looking to do something a little different to one this time. I'm kinda tired of busting my motors up on count of it being up front. If you would like to share with us your techniques, it would be great...

Originally Posted by G-LO

Thanks Mr.Sam. What system you use as a pusher? What I mean is, is the motor located at the tail? Or is the motor in the fuse and you have a long adapter on it extending out the tail?

Thanks! Yeah I know, too many questions. But I'm putting together the EPP eagle my brother let me have,and I was looking to do something a little different to one this time. I'm kinda tired of busting my motors up on count of it being up front. If you would like to share with us your techniques, it would be great...

Hello G-LO
It's a 480 BL motor with a 5mm CF tube attached as shaft to drive a 7" folding
prop system.
the motor is located at CG with a 40A ESC,a good slope plane if motor moved
have a nice day
Sam

after having no internet for a week from damaged cables in the area woooooooo hooooooooooooo i can access it again great videos guys .Also glo i have seen that thread it is a good read regards brian

Originally Posted by khaled_abobakr

Perfection .. yes .. this is the correct word.. an extraordinary level of quality in each single detail .. a great attention to fine details is what makes all the difference .. I'm sure there are precious gems under the hood of his Robirds

A level of quality you won't see in a mass produced model .. very fine craftsmanship

Please amaze us

Khaled

+1 great work as always Robert regards brian

Ok.