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Radio Controlled, cockpit-view model F16 (with video)

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By using a live feed from a "cockpit" mounted camera, the r/c pilot effectively gets the same view out of the cockpit that an actual pilot would enjoy. The builder even wired up an altimeter so the pilot can tell exactly how far off the ground the plane is at any given moment (www.autoblog.com) Plus d'info...

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CessnaPilot10
Christopher Rea 0
that is so sick... i want one so bad!
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ad8916
Aaron Donnelly 0
That's very cool!
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marledge
marledge 0
Amazing!
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josh0000
josh burr 0
MY TURN!!!
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Piratemed
Rob Spencer 0
I have the same R/C kit ... but his is way more outta sight than mine ! ... "S"ieria "H"otel . . . .
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WingingIt74
Travis Roberts 0
That's very cool, I haven't even tried doing that with my RC planes yet.
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clergy1
Leon J Wright 0
Please note more aircraft's are used in Flight Simulations. I teach that now to kids who are planning on this process later.
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erau2011
Wesley White 0
Microsoft Flight Simulator who? This is epic!
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clergy1
Leon J Wright 0
Yes Sir I enjoy your comments. With me teaching our kids on Space and Technology,reading is most important too. Give me ideas you want to ad
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grinch59
Gene Nowak 0
"Ad"? With you teaching our kids and reading is most important!
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doggly
Douglas Gilmore 0
When can we retire Kenny Loggins and "Danger Zone"?
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BenKFIT
Ben Lillie 0
That's insane!! it looks so real
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johncotton
John Cotton 0
Incredible! Thanks for posting!
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RFHennes
Richard Hennes 0
Fun all the way!!!
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skitchen8
Eric Spittle 0
For the people that enjoy this search for "pov" on youtube, and check out a the rcgroup.com forum on the subject, some amazing stuff out there
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WingingIt74
Travis Roberts 0
HorizonRcFlyers.com is also another good one.
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Luisitotiger
Luis Gonzalez 0
Espectacular, donde compro uno
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alejandrotest3
Alejandro Araya 0
Awesome example of ingenuity.
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MACGSO
MACGSO 0
I feel.... I feel the need..... I feel the NEED FOR SPEED!!!!
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meagan
Michael Nadal 0
Nice video. I liked it better with the sound OFF. Getting real tired of the same old Danger Zone song!
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usaerin
Kenneth Kavanagh 0
Not clear to me - is it powered by ducted fan?
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BoeingFan59
Troy Raiteri 0
Very awesome! Now where's mine?
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Stonesurfer
Stonesurfer 0
I dig the Top Gun music!
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MACGSO
MACGSO 0
Kenneth - yes, it's an electric ducted fan.
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usaerin
Kenneth Kavanagh 0
@ MACGSO --

Thanks. My estimate of wingspan is about 6 ft. Is that close?
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StymieHo
Chris Donawho 0
DangerZone will never die!!! Cool video though
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Packetonwire
Habib Ahmad 0
yea, better then a flight sim
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crazypilot69
Jose Carlos 0
Awesome, it's looks pretty real
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frank1711
frank1711 0
Really cool. The attention to details is very much appreciated. I can think of some real F16 jocks that would appreciate your work & effort!
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jimliras313
Jim Liras 0
WOW.... That's amazing!!!
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raylb10
Ray Beavers 0
Awesome detail, design, and performance.
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