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![]() I just completed my 199th RC X-15 rocket plane flight, matching the number of actual flights that the real aircraft flew. This was done over several months with three aircraft built from the kits that I manufacture, each modeling one of the tail numbers and having the correct number of flights on each tail number. Of course I was wearing my Accutron astronaut, the official watch of x-15 pilots. And yes the final flight landed right on the center of the runway. I have over a hundred more x-15 flights on some other X-15 R/C models.
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![]() THAT is a LOT of rocket RC flying! Congrats!
Earl
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![]() But you didn't break one in half on landing!
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![]() I didn't have one break up in mid air either
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![]() Yes, added up to a mid L motor in terms of total impulse, but cost about 3 M motors worth at my wholesale cost
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Frank, You forgot to add in the cost of your Bulova "Accutron Astronaut" watch ( those can be "pricey" ) . . . LOL ! Dave F. |
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