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Hiller One-Man Rotorcycle XROE-1 Ultralight RC Aircraft

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Loorholz RC Flight day 2019 Switzerland
Scratch-Build Model. Look the Face of the RC Pilot and the Face of the Owner, that’s detailed, a fantastic creation of a singel-seat RC Rotorcycle Hiller XROE-1 ultralight Aircraft, enjoy it. The RC Pilot can move both Arm’s and the Head, the arm’s are steering this Model over a remote control system. Hiller Aviation Museum think there will be the Original. 1957 was this the the First manned Drone LoL. Enjoy it, a piece of history.
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  6. Now that's very cool! Beautifully flown, and it was nice watching an RC rotorcraft fly around at something close to a scale rotor rpm instead of screaming like a buzz saw. It's been a very long time, but is that using a Schluter rotor hub?

  15. EXTREMELY impressive modeling job! I had been thinking it would be cool to see the arms of the "pilot" moving as if controlling the Rotorcycle, but then at the end of the flight the "pilot" DID move, very slick work!

  18. The Rotorcycle Hiller was planned to make the Infantry mobile. Some will do this with "one Man- Helicopters" like the Rotorcycle. Others will do it with turbine driven Plateformes. At the end of the "roaring sixties" the armed Forces stops this Experiments, due it's to dangerous.

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