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A nice tidy bit of work there Mike.
I’m sure Kermit will be very satisfied with it.
What magnificent boats. Looks like a lot of fun.
Thanks for sharing Peter.
I regret missing the IOM Classics Regatta at Forcett Lakes last weekend and I look forward to the next one.
It would have been good to watch.
Was there any video taken on the day?
Excellent GMA video Mr Moose. There should be a GMA for the award! 🙂
Congratulations Predator.
Wow Kermit, what can I say? Another quality Toad Hall Production.
The first module in my Radio Technician training when I joined the Air Force was High Reliability Hand Soldering. Well, that was a waste of time. We could have watched your video!
I love the out takes at the end and suggest you should have had a set of false teeth when you were trying to strip the wire. It would have looked really good if the teeth had come out during the process 🙂
I too have been filmed in a presentation I did back in 2017 at REAST on our topic of flying.
Can I counteract your video with this one?
Great video Kermit and I think your video captures the events of the day very well. You can really see the effort you have done with all the special effects and video mixing and splicing etc.
A very good contender for the GMA in my opinion.
Commiserations to Mr Moose for the not so successful first flight of the Decathlon. We look forward to the rebuild and getting it back in the air again. We also feel for you too Mike as it’s not a good feeling when that happens to someone else’s plane.
Here is a video of my last automated flight with the C1 Chaser today. I have tried adjusting some of the flight parameters to achieve a better landing but the airspeed seems way too high and landings were overshooting. I did notice from the telemetry that I did have a tailwind on one of the landings.
A couple of wins are I sorted the plane going left and successfully tested the abort landing function which will be in another video.
The next video with the test aborted landings. Three aborts and then I manually landed it.
Wow! Thank you Mr Moose. I am honoured.
Great videos everyone. Mike, the video from the Excalibur is very stable and Gerald, I love your slow-mo during the dramatic bits.
Here are two videos with lots of picture-in-picture so you get to see everything that’s going on. Overall, I think the autonomous experiment did what it was meant to do. There might be a bit of fine tuning regarding how close the aircraft needs to get to the waypoint before it triggers. Also, I did notice that when I flew the Chaser without autopilot, it did tend to go left and they may have caused the left drift on landings along with a bit of cross wind.
Auto take-off, three waypoints and auto landing…
Auto take-off, grid search and auto landing…Â Thanks to Mike for giving me permission to use some of his footage.
Well done everyone.
It’s very intereting watching the DF95 Summer Series develop as time passes.
7 March 2022 at 14:51 in reply to: Peter Smith DF65 Memorial Regatta 2022 – Puddleduck Vineyard #10539Great work on the videos so far Mike. Excellent quality as usual.
Thanks for uploading race 4 and 5 🙂I have to agree with Pred regarding Kermit’s footage for the oops moments and subtitles.
It was hilarious!
The missus and I watched the video and found it very entertaining.
I don’t think we had ever laughed so much. Well done Kermit.
Mike, the patch cloud in the background in your “Around the field” video was a nice effect for the planes flying around.
Well done Mike.
That design look really good.
I’ll definitely go for some carbon paper.
This is the folding prop I am using but HobbyKing never seem to have them in stock.
Might have to source an equivalent.https://hobbyking.com/en_us/hobbyking-walrus-glider-1400mm-prop-spinner-set.html
This is the motor I am using:
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