Agreed. That is the absolutely dumbest thing they have at RC shows, and full size air shows as well.

'Hey whustup youtoobers I'm gonna talk for 15 minutes about myself and show you how cool/funny I am" I hate that too. I also hate recipe websites where they tell a G Damn story for 4 pages before they get to the recipe.

@@tyson9419 facts bro

@@jeffj2495 straight facts

Honestly so calming

Lots of practice. I know guys who fly these things, and I've seen them in real life.

It's a lot easier to see in person

Some use fpv goggles like in drones

Very very carefully

you just do it

Wtf

HamsterRhodesia dynamic slope soaring

Funny thing is no one asked

@@nice7742 I don't care if "no one asked". The world does not revolve around you buddy. Go back to doing your online elementary school please.

CatEyes Experimental Aircraft oh your mad

When there's an RC airplane that close to an airliner... well damn! XDD

*rc plane crashes into plane engine*

😂😂😂

They purposely travel below the speed of sound, they could go a lot over if they wanted. Look at the Concord

It’s a fat felony to be in the airspace without letting them know anyways

That's because it is a real jet. Engine I mean.

...

Cuz it IS a real jet, just...smaller

Now you can own your own F16

@@anthonyscott1997 Pretty and much yes.

I imagine such a thing could be quite useful for missile defense

what you think the darpa has come up with latly... swarms of very fast drones that target individuals and dive bomb on them and detonate an explosive equivalant to 2 grenades.

DEW and SIGNALS

I really can't believe the military doesn't have versions of this. Seems like they'd be cheap and effective. And now they could be flown with a headset with an HUD and everything.

@@monsterrun a drone swarm would be highly effective. You could attack areas with heavy air defense and force everyone indoors then release poison gas bombs. It would be the modern version of horse archers. I can see why some generals think the future of war will be underground (though I'd just pound the area with bunker busters, rain and chem weapons)

Actually a new plane has developed for braking 1000kmh. Breaking the sound barrier isn't an option it's around 1200kmh at this hight

They're + .*

I hope they do

@@10fantic Yes and height not hight. I mean if you're not going to pay any attention to spelling why wouldn't you just write 'hite'?

They still have a long way to go to hit Mach 1 or around 767 mph; the fastest speed attained by the last plane was 545 mph.

That’s what the towel is for.

Aloha Snackbar

GenoTale Sans GAMING wtf does that matter

Mike Schiffer padding? Aloha snackbar.

I don’t get it

Any autopilots capable of doing that?

How did it get so fast?

Loosely, sort of like a water wheel but up side down... the specially built for the purpose of dynamic soaring sailplane (tight, robust and heavy) flies a loop or oval circuit on the leeward side of the slope or mountain. Every time the plane briefly flies through the faster moving air flowing over the peak it gains some speed or energy. It is able to maintain enough of that energy because the remainder of the circuit/loop is in the eddy flow or relatively less dense air. That's not exactly it but close enough to give you an idea. There may be some other effect at the boundary layer as well. It is certainly plausible we still have more to learn of this phenomenon. Pretty cool! Here is an in depth presentation on Dynamic Soaring and RC sailplanes: see next comment

Here is that presentation: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pNxnYLx-md3Sn2w.html

Latest world record of 548mph: m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pNxnYLx-md3Sn2w.html Get some.

Nah 1:25 sounds mmmmmmm

@@foolalayt8569 I have to agree with you on that.

Ought to give some people flashbacks.

LoL 🤣

Ice Mouse vs Mouserick in Top Cheese.

Way faster than a w11 mustang

@@ThomasDoubting5 lol world war 11? When were 3 through 10?

what do you mean almost fast as mustang?...p51 mustang dive top speed is 525 and that transonic dp reach 545😂It even faster than real airplanes

@@manz2030 Ww2 mustangs yes, Racing Mustangs on the other hand no.

@@alistairdiren5790 Yes but the dynamic soarer does it minus the 1490hp Merlin V12 engine! Think about that for a second.

Sheldon

@@user-se4tn5bg6r bazinga

Well it wasn’t quite Mach 1.2, 545 mph = Mach 0.716, but yea, a lot faster than the standard speed limit for all planes below 10,000 ft of 250 knots (288 mph). The highest speed airliners will typically cruise at is around Mach 0.85 (647 mph). So you could have probably said hi to a commercial airliner at 35,000 ft assuming you could still go that fast at that altitude.

@@theorangecactus2177 nah I know all that. I mean a literal case of said occurrence.

The last one doesn t even have a engine. Its a glider😅

"Is that a propeller or a wing?" "Yes."

Whats that?

@@hayyaananwar7856 dipping into the turbulence behind a hill as air passes over the crest is extremely dangerous yet can be harnessed in spectacular ways. I encourage you to check it out

I couldn’t see ANY of them!

Turn the playback speed to .25

It was a glider that didn't even have an engine.

@@fredeb67 I know the wind just took it

I did. But still can’t see John Cena

Came here to say that about the Stuka siren then it transitions into sounding like a F1 car when it’s passing then it climbs like a bat out hell. Might not be the fastest but that like bigger is pretty cool

Especially without a motor

Lol

It's around 120g. The circle is inclined, there's wind shear layer, and half of the approach is slow. When it moves down off the ridge the g is enormous. All carbon fiber, and heavy Glider. MIT Prof loaned some design software. It's definately no kid's plane! Don't know the cost, can't be cheap!

Circle is about 2 sec, btw.

nowadays we have drones that has no pilot

That would suck

Not anytime soon.

Ting

I could imagine a thousand crushed pieces of a single flying machine

Ace Combat 7 intensifies

That’s what a missile is

@@JayHeartwing TRIGGER WAS THE CLOSEST

i mean, a guy made alotta RC helicopter's target people faces. Just need to put it to the jets and make it way faster and now you have death robots.

Some of them have actual jet engines.

Yea, every time I got on the back side of the slope it got ugly real fast! I'll leave that to pros. The front side of Parker (as is the drive), is plenty fun enough! 😷

I believe the main thing that's actually enforced is entering federal, private, or military airspace. That also includes reaching heights of commercial aircraft. Outside of that you should be fine. Just dont crash a plane going +200 mph into someone lol.

200 mph for gas turbines no limit on speed for electric propelled anything and that's not "law" just AMA rules.

Be careful. If one of these takes out an innocent bystander you know the feds and the FAA will be writting all kinds of crazy legislation and we all will suffer. I like low and slow just to mess around so please don't burden me with a bunch of rules because you hurt someone. Even though I dont understand the point of that kind of speed; I'll protect your right to have fast unregulated RC planes if you will protect my right to have unregulated slow RC planes.

For the last one- no requirements in the USA as it is an rc glider.

@@crissd8283 the last pilot was in the desert far away from anyone who was not a DS glider pilot themselves. They accepted the risk of being there. Low and slow is fine when your at a model park. When you drive 2 hours to a remote location to fly your custom made ds glider in 50-80mph headwinds you tend to develop a need for speed.

Dynamic slope soaring

@@Doctor_Money Thank you. Looks like I have some research to do.

@@mannye there's even that thing with a real human in it, inside. I thing its called power glider or idk, i can't remember

@@jstrndm945 lol

They fly in a circle on one side of a slope with a specially designed sailplane that's basically a seamless carbon fiber shell such that it catches the wind going one way and has no headwind going the other and it keeps building up speed each pass.

no human puking all over the place ;)

Astigmatism. But also your perception of the video on a tiny screen where the camera can't take enough fps to match the tracking if a human eye

@@krotchlickmeugh627 I just can't see the thing. Which I find a bit ironic cause I got pretty good eye coordination. That was until I flew a RC for the first time crashed it. It got 20/20 but I got something that screws me up once the plane is out past 30 yards. It's mind bending to me that anyone can see that thing and fly it at that speed.

@@trustenbaker8766 honestly I learned to fly before I knew I even had an eye condition. The thing that really made me a fantastic flyer and fast learner and still to this day makes me keep flying. Was the easy instinct of orientation by way if stick to plane movement. Within a micro second you can tell which way the plane is even when it's just a blur. Just wag the wings and you'll know. It becomes instinct really quickly. That's how I fly kerosene planes that I build to either be too fast or disintegrate. You kinda fly by the seat of your pants. Losing orientation all the time

@@trustenbaker8766 Half of the skill is muscle memory. Being able to imagine what the craft is doing as your doing it, so that you can almost fly it blindfolded. (just adding a little nugget of insight, im not super knowledgeable on this stuff!)

@@galx3573 Yeah I have tried and I just can’t do it. I fly foamies cause it’s slower, and they can be flown very close to a person. I’m always so surprised to see someone older than me flying one of those lol. Pretty amazing to me.

Yep, one crash into an innocent bystander and the feds will be all over it. People love using the government to control other people they don't know or understand. I really dont understand why you would want an RC that goes that fast but do it safely so the rest of us don't suffer the regulation.

Nah. Such planes are being, and have always been, flown by experienced pilots in suitable and safe locations. The reason for more and more regulation comes mainly due to the proliferation of cheap quadcopters for the masses and them being flown near crowded areas and airports.

There's regulation and there's self regulation. When people are thoughtful and smart and deliberately pursue a high speed activity with sensible precautions for a reasonably safe environment, it isn't likely to be a direct government regulatory concern. This changes when the pursuit becomes widespread enough to where people who are too foolish to take precautions or just don't care participate and get hurt or hurt someone else or damage property. The worst case scenario here is loss of control resulting in someone being hit - obviously deadly, but assessing the risks is up to the people there - the threat to someone "off site" is practically nothing as they seem to be out in the country, away from any well populated area.

There’s a comment on this page talking about how someone was crashed into and their body was torn in half (in front of their daughter.) I think these should be legal and everything but past a certain speed I think there should be lots of training and regulations on where you can fly them. Idk if there already is but these are just as dangerous as a car so regulation makes sense

@@CitizenSnips69 nah… they should be able to fly at any speed

What is it then? Like a tether plane?

@@b4tty no , it’s called echo glider dynamic soaring

LOL

There is no hidden jet engine on the last one. It got that fast purely via dynamic soaring

@@dsdy1205 bro, i was just joking, i know there's no engines on there, i wanted to make people laugh

I was thinking about the same thing 😂