MY RC EAGLE ATTACKED BY BIRD OF PREY !!! Go Go Bird EAGLE RC Ornithopter | FLIGHT TEST

MY RC EAGLE ATTACKED BY BIRD OF PREY !!! Go Go Bird EAGLE RC Ornithopter | FLIGHT TEST
Our first flight of the prototype Go Go Bird EAGLE radio controlled Ornithopter. It arrived in its own protective carry case with everything you need to fly it including the transmitter, 2 flight batteries and charger. You just need to put 2 AAAs into the transmitter. Very easy to assemble and the instructions are very clear. Charge time for each battery was about 45 minutes...and we got a long flight time of about 15-20 minutes with each battery.

The Go Go Bird EAGLE does have a distinctive flying style. Turning at low power results in much tighter turns than at full power. In a 5-10 mph wind the Eagle is flyable but care must be taken not to go too far downwind as flying back can take a long time by climb and then a gliding descent to make headway.

NOTE: HANVON/GO GO BIRD SENT US THIS PROTOTYPE RC AIRCRAFT FOR REVIEW BUT UNLIKE OTHER COMPANIES THEY LET US SHARE OUR HONEST OPINION OF THE PRODUCTS THEY SEND US. WE ONLY SHARE HONEST REVIEWS ON 'ESSENTIAL RC'.

THE GO GO BIRD EAGLE IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. WE HOPE TO SEE IT IN STOCK ON THE GO GO BIRD WEB SITE AND KICK STARTER SOON.

FEATURES:
All-inclusive storage box, durable and convenient to carry.
Auto-flying and easy operation.
Smart mode switch with one click to adapt to different flight scenarios.
Flexible flying to achieve continuous veer.
Durable and shocking resistance, good for flight safety protection.

SPECIFICATION:
Net.Weight ~155g (Lithium battery included)
Product Size: 615mm * 440mm (Wingspan * Body length)
Package Size: 357mm*341mm*128mm
Material: EPP/Polyester/Plastic
Recommended Flight Altitude less than 40 meters/131 feet
Remote Control Range 500 meters (Within eyesight recommended)
Application Outdoor, not recommend to use when wind speed greater than level 4

Flight Duration: 12~15 minutes
Charging Time: 45~60 minutes

Filmed by Jason for the 'Essential RC' YouTube channel using the Panasonic AG-UX180 4K camcorder.

[richiebricker]

Wow, very cool! You should thank your drone pilot as well for scaring him off for a minute and getting such a great shot of the Eagle

[TastierBackInThes]

Not gonna lie, after seeing this I really want one of these. That was full on Dom. We got our monies worth from this video.

[italianguy]

Best filming ever using a drone in the air to capture the RC eagle in flight...fantastically done! I bought one and excited to fly it :)

[dlf]

That's awesome! A true testament to how authentic it moves

[hairysmurf]

Awesome!! What a beautiful bird, and the kite looks lovely too 🤣🤣

[rc-jatodaniel]

That was incredibly! I´m glad that the rc eagle and the falcon was not hurt but see them together was also a beautiful moment actually.

[NorthEastFPV]

wow that was spectacular 👍👍the kite gorgeous, And the go go bird done well to hold her ground lol, nice one, these little birds are getting better and better

[LEGOBubuS]

Jason: Let's film the RC go go eagle bird..
Red Kite: I'm gonna ruin this RC bird's whole carrier.. Oops, I'm on YouTube..

[ohsweetmystery]

It looks like a bird in distress, perfect prey!

[alishanmao]

4:04, that look from eagle. Says clearly, If I wanted you dead, you would be dead :D hahaha, what a beautiful natural predator. you were flying in his territory buddy. how do you like your GOGO bird eagle. I love mine. and going to take it out again soon :D this time maybe in the territory of other eagles hahaha

[Chopperwidgetman]

Red kites are sensitive to encroaching ornithopters. Flying a Park Hawke model on Chobham Common (Surrey) I had a group of 4 red kites circling the machine.
They, fortunately, did not attack.
Unfortunately no pictures as we were looking almost straight into the sun at the time.
This Park Hawk is quite an awkward beast to fly. One would need a great deal of practice to really master its control.

[tymesho]

These are great fun for the kids too! On my second attempt mine was attacked by a "Cooper's Hawk", common to neighborhoods here in the States. I call them "The Ghost Bird" because their elusiveness. Folks are always surprised to see them because of lightning-fast flights just above rooflines, and their size. The drone had no apparent damage when it was knocked to the ground, and the hawk was gone in an instant. They usually knock birds to the ground and consume them there or carry them to the youngsters. Just remarkable animals. Great video gentlemen, new sub here.

[derrickgreen]

Dom....the Bill Oddie of R/C World😂. I’ve never seen a red kite attack anything before. Usually they’re on the receiving end of crows. What a catch! What fun!

[mikebird]

Thanks that was VERY INTERESTING FLIGHT REVIEW SIR 🇬🇧♥️👍

[ChandraMCraft]

Luar biasa.... Keren banget, salam sukses dari Indonesia 👍👍🙏

[MrdHrst]

We also have kites at our field. They don't really care about what's flying around, except when it catches a thermal. Then they accompany the model while going up 🙂
My guess would be, that bird was just curious. Or it was annoyed by that fast flapping thing. I would have been, if I was bird 😁

[MilesHigh]

Oh wow 😂 Two very nice birds! Great video Dom! I didn't know you could get RC Birds.

[captainwin]

Man, you'd have so much fun chasing seagulls with that.

[crddrones]

Amazing footage 👍
God bless take care

[stcommonsense]

I fly rc planes, Heli's and drones. I've had agree birds come after every one of them. I think it's an artificially airborne thing. God they're mad! Easily caused 3 or 4 expensive crashes. Great vid!