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If you really just want to replace only the touch interface on the old LG radio (Looks like a ton more work than this) the video is: https://youtu.be/32sYEIAUS_0?si=TJKG1…
Trying to dramatically increase the volume in your videos and MS video editor is not cutting it? I gave blender a try (yes it has a good video editor built in) after watching a video from DistroTube’s channel:
There are may powerful editing options with Blender video editor.
I’ve gone up to 25X volume so far without a challenge.
I’m trying out new screen casting and editing software and found the audio level was WAY too low on the 1st go around. unfortunately YouTube won’t let you re-upload a video under the same url on their side so I had to upload this new version.
Ill have a video coming out soon on how I addressed the audio in post.
Hope this video helps with anyone upgrading to Rhino 8 having Space Mouse issues.
I recently found out that one of my favorite Acrobatic Aircraft the SBach 342 stopped production in the pandemic when researching aircraft for my new Kids Aviation Book, however I found a very interesting new acrobatic aircraft to carry the baton for state of the art composite acrobatic aircraft. This aircraft is the Game Composites GB1 Game Bird. This aircraft is produced in Arkansas and the designer Philipp Steinbach, He is from Germany and worked on the Extra acrobatic aircraft.
Thanks to YouTubes dialed in suggested content I found a new channel Cleetus McFarland where he had a full factory tour and flight of the GB 1. Turns out Cleetus is only a few hours away from me in Florida.
The GB1 has quite a few other YT videos as well.
The GB1 is a fairly new Aircraft so the RC options are starting to grow.
The Thorp T-18 was designed in 1963 and is still a common home-built aircraft to see at airshows like Airventure & Sun-N-Fun. Over 400 examples have flown.
John Thorp the designer worked on many aircraft during his career i`ncluding the Piper PA-28 Cherokee series.
The T-18 was originally an open cockpit aircraft powered by a 0-290G ground power unit. But evolved into a closed cockpit with a O-360 for power.
It paved the way for the Van’s RV series of kitplanes. Used T-18 finished aircraft and projects come up from time to time. kits / plans are are difficult to see if they are still around. One resource is: https://www.homebuilt.org/kits/elkund/elkund2.html