What is the amount of 'landing area" required?
1151285
I think your question has to do with the location of the landing area relative to the ceiling opening. I used a non-standard installation, so i cannot answer your question. However, i suggest you go to the Werner Ladder web site where they have some videos about the installation of the various ladders.
103874
My backyard is 85' long by 55' wide and that should be enough room for a rookie pilot. Once you get more comfortable flying it, I'd agree with the other posters
538967
Yes it will. Make sure you have the room based on the length of the ramp. The ramp has a lip at the top to sit on the top landing/threshold.
1389668
I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
99079
take the wheels off and land on the grass, you can get the plane down to very slow and it lands on grass greatI never used wheels. they are tiny and your takeoff/landing strip would have to be *very* smooth, like well done concrete, imoIt's a really fun plane
1536773
the floor footprint is 20"x32". Don't forget that you need room to sit and ride and the upper seating/handle area is larger. You will need at least 48" for that. Hope this helps
1325381
With the terminal posts I would say that you need at least 8.5 inches clearance. 9 inches would be better.
1265019
I would have a tough time answering your question since it's difficult to tell how "too much is". The width of the board certainly gives you ample room to step on and they add to the vehicle's appearance.
1218842
I would agree with Greg C. It seems longer when you flying around, but 10 minutes ish.... before it needs to land.
1640807
Officially 500 meters but varies. FPV seems to drop off maybe 100 or less. Fail safe kicks in when hit limit.
2260711
The plane is about 90% complete out of the box...you do some assemblym...like installing landing hear and the tail.....but not difficult.....approx 20-35 min
559490
Whatever the measurement of your front bumper to ground, just add 6 1/2 inches. Example, if your front bumper is 6 inches off the ground, the ramps will put the front bumper about 12 1/2 inches off the ground as long as the ground is flat and even.
2158908
Do whatever you feel comfortable with...REMEMBER you have to BALANCE the plane for any MOD to fly properly!
1686830
For altitudes over 6000 feet the manual says to contact their Technical Services Department at 1‐877‐737‐2840. From 0 to 6000 feet there are various switch settings indicated in the manual.
1253
The base isn't big . How much space do you have ? Because you do need some wiggle room
462566
I can't answer the question. i lived to close to an airport and it would not lift off the ground. I returned it.
1410812
To really enjoy flying it I would recommend about ten. It requires some patience to learn to fly and maneuver it and not crash it.