When an Inverted RC Jet Pass Goes Terribly Wrong: Air Dump 34

An ultra-close inverted pass with XFly T-7A Red Hawk 64mm flying above the desert camo F-15 Eagle twin 40mm EDF. A near-zero margin of error disappeared! See the exact moment of impact, the mid-air destruction, & aftermath on the tarmac. Aircraft: XFly T-7A Red Hawk (64mm EDF) & XFly F-15 Eagle (Twin 40mm EDF) Key Highlights & Timeline • Formation Flying & Setup (0:00 – 1:05): The pilots coordinate flying in close formation, adjusting throttle, pacing turns over the trees, and matching speeds. • Plane Specs & Setup Discussion (1:06 – 1:38): The pilots praise the clean tracking and scale appearance of the ducted fan model, discussing the Spektrum AS3X and FMS V3 Gyro stabilization system used to smooth out wind interference. • The Inverted Pass & Mid-Air Collision (1:39 – 1:56): Both pilots attempt a full-throttle inverted high-speed pass together. While setting up the lift/inversion, the two aircraft collide mid-air over the field, sending both crashing down. • Aftermath & Recovery (1:57 – 2:58): The pilots immediately laugh off the incident, joking: "That's not really pilot error, that's pilots having fun. They inspect the crash site and retrieve scattered parts (including a broken nose cone), amazed at how hard it would be to hit each other even if they had tried intentionally. They express excitement about having caught the collision clearly on camera. • Replay & Slow-Mo (2:59 – 3:22): The moment of the crash. • Ultra Close Inverted Pass Ends in Mid-Air Crash: Air Dump 34 • When an Inverted RC Jet Pass Goes Terribly Wrong • We Flew Too Close: RC Jet Mid-Air Collision • Inverted RC Formation Flying Gone Completely Wrong RC Story Line: Action figures, RC Military Tanks, RC Trucks and RC Construction Equipment, Special FX, Sights and Sounds, Remote Control Sub 250 EDF Jets & Airplanes. All with RC mixed with a crazy story line! Like Subscribe and Share!