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GIANT RC CONCORDE MAIDEN FLIGHT – ONBOARD FOOTAGE

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Otto Widlroither brings his giant homemade Concorde in the air for the very first time at the airfield of Mühldorf am Inn (Bavaria / Germany)

Technical data:
Scale 1/6
Span: 4 m / 13 ft.
Lenght: 10 m / 33 ft.
Height: 1.85 m / 6.1 ft.
Weight: 149 Kg / 328.5 pounds
Turbine: 4x JetCat P300 Pro
Fuel Tanks Capacity: 4×6 liters / 5.8 Gallons (UK)
Gears: Pneumatic
Radio: PowerBox CORE
Receiver: PowerBox PBR-26D
Servos: 18x HACKER TD2612S
Air Tank: 30 liters
The fuselage and wings is made of carbon fibre sandwich

Kit: Self made
1 year computer construction planning
2 years of building

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37 Comments

  1. That’s an incredible model of the Concord. She looks so real, especially from all those onboard cameras. Anyone who retracts the gear & rolls such an incredible model on its maiden flight has my respect! Gary

  2. Bravo! I have flown on the bigger model and the acceleration up to 42000 ft was enough to induce being uncomfortable, so your roll would have been the end methinks! Totally brilliant and thank you bringing to us!

  3. Disappointed that the entire video was onboard – it’s not particularly entertaining on a large model like this to watch unknown scenery changing position especially on something as beautiful and fast as the Concorde. FPV-head millennials be like “whoa bra that was off the chain” but I’ll stick to high speed fly-by’s and external views thanks

  4. I just imagine if you put an FPV control, and solar energy panels on the wings to fuel the battery and send it to space with a wether balloon and got a really high footage ?, I think with that you would manage to fly rely high and far. (This guy did it, but with a small glider here: https://youtu.be/rpBnurznFio , but I just imagine doing it with a RC scale concorde ?)

  5. Bloody brilliant video Horst. That was a great watch, awesome edit with the wheels landing on the strip. Well done everybody involved.

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