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My Buddy Scotty Bouck and I adapted his "Simplicious" flying wing for FPV. We blew it up 150%, changed it to a pusher configuration, and added a camera pod on a pan servo. This thing flies soooo well! Its slow, stable, and can perform full up elevator "parachute" descent without any sign of tip stalling. Plans coming soon so you can build your own!!

Looks great!!! that thing basically floats in the video!

Awesome!!! I like that plane, it flies so slow!
Can´t wait for the plans!

Thanks Aaron

Oh , I like it . I can't wait for the plans . This bird will be my next build .

Thanks all for the kind words. I'm working on the CAD file for FPVicious, and after it has been successfully proofed by laser cutting, I will make it available. Thanks Aaron for giving me this design project.

Hey Scotty!!!
Welcome!

Nice to see the designer of this sweet plane here

Sweet plane, can't wait for the plans, just a small advice for next videos, directly from Bruce Willis :-) :

I need to edit more video and get out and do some more flying. FPVicious now has landing gear with steerable nose-gear. I removed all the nose weight I had in there and made sure the nose gear came in at the same weight. I only picked up 11 grams with the main gear, so thats the only extra weight I had to add for the gear! Oh, and as if its not good enough, did I mention the entire airframe is hollow, leaving oodles of room for internal goodies (I bet a GPS would have no problem under a sheet of 3mm depron ) . Did I mention that the last one we built we called nightlicious???? With only 5-6 LEDs you can have the best lit night plane around!!!

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oh, and I forgot to include in here my little rolling circle clip

Yeah! FPV night flight!
Ohh, I like this plane

(03-20-2010 05:40 PM)Jameson Wrote: [ -> ]Sweet plane, can't wait for the plans, just a small advice for next videos, directly from Bruce Willis :-)

Haha, Yeah it would look cool black!! That vid was of the second pack on the first day flying it. We were in a hurry to get it in the air, and in between rain showers, so didn't get to the cosmetic stage yet. Plus any more,( been scratch designing for 17 years) I don't do trim jobs or paint on new designs until their maidens are done. It's bad luck