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Old 05-04-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Stunning Yak electric model
http://www.qqaircraft.com/downloads/...9flight_lo.wmv

Take a look at this video,the flying is just superb,and the model a Yak 54 trimmed just right.
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I love the bit where it follows him into the door!!
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And note the flying area surrounded by obstacles !
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I’m sure electric is the “future” but personally I like the sound of a four stroke engine, planes with electric motors just don’t sound right. At one point in the video a vehicle goes past unseen but its “throaty” exhaust note makes the Yak a lot more believeable.
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