jason said:I seem to recall your have problems (lake_flyer) and **** near losing your unit to that big lake in another thread. Also your comments regarding the flight characteristics of the 9" props are truly unfounded.
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jason said:I seem to recall your have problems (lake_flyer) and **** near losing your unit to that big lake in another thread. Also your comments regarding the flight characteristics of the 9" props are truly unfounded.
jason said:I seem to recall your have problems (lake_flyer) and **** near losing your unit to that big lake in another thread.
Also your comments regarding the flight characteristics of the 9" props are truly unfounded.
l know what you are trying to say here, however just for clarity sake for anyone else listening in on this thread... there ARE other causes of VRS not just the original 9" props as you say. Personally I don't think they are the 'cause' of VRS at all. If one flys out of the parameters of whatever props you use, coupled with the accompanying piloting error you can induce VRS even with the new props. They are not a failsafe against VRS. Having said that the new 9450's reduce the possibility of inducing VRS compared with the original props under the same conditions.lake_flyer said:...VRS is the problem caused by the old original 9"s and it is caused by nothing else...
IrishSights said:l know what you are trying to say here, however just for clarity sake for anyone else listening in on this thread... there ARE other causes of VRS not just the original 9" props as you say. Personally I don't think they are the 'cause' of VRS at all. If one flys out of the parameters of whatever props you use, coupled with the accompanying piloting error you can induce VRS even with the new props. They are not a failsafe against VRS. Having said that the new 9450's reduce the possibility of inducing VRS compared with the original props under the same conditions.lake_flyer said:...VRS is the problem caused by the old original 9"s and it is caused by nothing else...
I suggest you start a new thread, its way off topic.Morgan2Melman said:If you own a wifi signal,will you share it with your neighbor?
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