Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I didn't do as much crazy aerobatics in these flights but they came out particularly smooth and cool, with very low-altitude flying in post-sunset, dark lighting conditions.
Flights 275th to 277th on Lyuda.
Su-35 pilot: Airguardian
Ground video: Luis Ibáñez
Airfield: Club Aeromodelisme Els Cards
At this point I had already made about 110 cycles with my Turnigy Panther Graphene Li-Pos from Hobbyking (6S 5000mAh), and they are still killing it, keeping IR super low and delivering good power on all my jets. I had a few excesses with some of them and even though getting discharged down to 3.3V/cell a few times, they coped with it without getting killed or puffed... How's that for a change in Li-Po performance and reliability? :D
A couple of cells in two separate packs of the 6 I have are starting to show signs of degradation now, but at 110 cycles, and considering the abuse I put them through, that's quite amazing :)
If you are interested in getting this jet, check my build video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=7sHVKNWVwDI
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Regarding my SU-35 setup:
This is a fairly modded Freewing SU-35S. It includes a gyro for the TV nozzles to help perform extreme hover and high alpha maneuvers (Stabilizing functions are only turned on for particular maneuvers).
As for the jet itself, the SU-35S is well known for its supermaneuverability features, that are a result of a good aerodynamic design coupled with the use of thrust vectoring nozzless.
The pilot displays a few post-stall maneuvers using the TV nozzles that would be otherwise impossible to perform with a normal jet aircraft.
GEAR DESCRIPTION:
Airplane: Freewing SU-35S dual 70mm EDF
Motors: 2x Dr MadThrust 2600kv (6S)
Rotors: WeMoTec Mini (5-blade)
Fan shrouds: 2x Freewing (Old 4-stator stock ones)
ESCs: 2x Hobbywing Platinum 80A
Servos: Freewing, metal gear (Stock ones)
Servos for tailerons and TV yaw: Turnigy TGY-306G (Discontinued)
Receiver: FrSky X8R working in D16 mode with telemetry.
External BEC: Turnigy (Hobbywing) 8-15A UBEC
Rx Battery: Rhino 2S 610mAh (37g)
Main Battery:
- Turnigy Panther Graphene 6S 5000mAh 75C (870g)
- Turnigy Nanotech 6S 5000mAh 70C (760g)
Gyro for the thrust vectoring nozzles: Eagle Tree Guardian 2D/3D
If you dearly enjoy my content, please consider supporting me on Patreon!
patreon.com/Airguardian
I'd feel really grateful that you take some time to SHARE this video with your friends, LIKE and off course, SUBSCRIBE and ring the bell!
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My secondary aviation YouTube channel:
(For vlogging and RC tutorials and weird stuff that I think has no place in my main channel)
youtube.com/RC4ever
My AIRSOFT YouTube channel:
(Mostly airsoft gameplays)
youtube.com/airguardianairsoft
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You can also follow me on:
Facebook: facebook.com/RC4ever
Twitter: twitter.com/RC4Media
Instagram: instagram.com/Airguardian
Patreon: patreon.com/Airguardian
I didn't do as much crazy aerobatics in these flights but they came out particularly smooth and cool, with very low-altitude flying in post-sunset, dark lighting conditions.
Flights 275th to 277th on Lyuda.
Su-35 pilot: Airguardian
Ground video: Luis Ibáñez
Airfield: Club Aeromodelisme Els Cards
At this point I had already made about 110 cycles with my Turnigy Panther Graphene Li-Pos from Hobbyking (6S 5000mAh), and they are still killing it, keeping IR super low and delivering good power on all my jets. I had a few excesses with some of them and even though getting discharged down to 3.3V/cell a few times, they coped with it without getting killed or puffed... How's that for a change in Li-Po performance and reliability? :D
A couple of cells in two separate packs of the 6 I have are starting to show signs of degradation now, but at 110 cycles, and considering the abuse I put them through, that's quite amazing :)
If you are interested in getting this jet, check my build video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=7sHVKNWVwDI
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regarding my SU-35 setup:
This is a fairly modded Freewing SU-35S. It includes a gyro for the TV nozzles to help perform extreme hover and high alpha maneuvers (Stabilizing functions are only turned on for particular maneuvers).
As for the jet itself, the SU-35S is well known for its supermaneuverability features, that are a result of a good aerodynamic design coupled with the use of thrust vectoring nozzless.
The pilot displays a few post-stall maneuvers using the TV nozzles that would be otherwise impossible to perform with a normal jet aircraft.
GEAR DESCRIPTION:
Airplane: Freewing SU-35S dual 70mm EDF
Motors: 2x Dr MadThrust 2600kv (6S)
Rotors: WeMoTec Mini (5-blade)
Fan shrouds: 2x Freewing (Old 4-stator stock ones)
ESCs: 2x Hobbywing Platinum 80A
Servos: Freewing, metal gear (Stock ones)
Servos for tailerons and TV yaw: Turnigy TGY-306G (Discontinued)
Receiver: FrSky X8R working in D16 mode with telemetry.
External BEC: Turnigy (Hobbywing) 8-15A UBEC
Rx Battery: Rhino 2S 610mAh (37g)
Main Battery:
- Turnigy Panther Graphene 6S 5000mAh 75C (870g)
- Turnigy Nanotech 6S 5000mAh 70C (760g)
Gyro for the thrust vectoring nozzles: Eagle Tree Guardian 2D/3D
If you dearly enjoy my content, please consider supporting me on Patreon!
patreon.com/Airguardian
I'd feel really grateful that you take some time to SHARE this video with your friends, LIKE and off course, SUBSCRIBE and ring the bell!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My secondary aviation YouTube channel:
(For vlogging and RC tutorials and weird stuff that I think has no place in my main channel)
youtube.com/RC4ever
My AIRSOFT YouTube channel:
(Mostly airsoft gameplays)
youtube.com/airguardianairsoft
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You can also follow me on:
Facebook: facebook.com/RC4ever
Twitter: twitter.com/RC4Media
Instagram: instagram.com/Airguardian
Patreon: patreon.com/Airguardian
