does it flap around at 70 mph?
1426853
It depends on how well you secure it. If its half empty and you're not careful about how its tied down, yes. If you tuck and fold it, no problem at all.
457814
Yes, it does. You just have to lift the flap. It seems to work without obstruction.
1164800
No. I have not tested it at 60 MPH. I am guessing you have a 50/50 chance of it not falling off. Sorry, I can't do any better than this.
628256
No, but it does have sort of a jam that catches the flap to basically serve that purpose. Keep it from just blowing open. There's a cover that can used as well.
2278141
Not easily. I tried, and it looks like it might come off, but I'm not willing to break it to find out. When you lift it, it friction-locks in place off to the side with a spring mechanism, so it's not going to flap around.
241979
I have not had any problem with it moving. There is a small Velcro strip that helps keep it in place.
1857580
It does fairly well! even with a 180 lbs person on it, it slow down but not that much.
230370
No, but is does spin all the way around. I love it!! it does have some give but it doesn't rock
2279824
Well yes, I have a steering wheel and motor 9.9 on it and there is plenty of room.It actually stayed on in 70 80 mph gust
1138645
No, it is very smooth and aerodynamic. Just make sure you follow directions and install it correctly.
2088876
Yes it does. It uses radio waves instead of infrared like other small inexpensive copters. It also has enough mass to handle a light breeze. Real wind will defeat it however.
1473672
Mine is mounted to the inside window of my Cessna 182 and it has done fine at 160 mph. My video is crisp with no vibration at all and the adjustment knob for the ball can be set so that you can turn the camera back toward you and back out front or any position you like and the camera will NOT droop. Buy it! You'll love it.
475946
Yes and it is very effective for shade. It rolls down easily and has toggles to keep it from flapping in a breeze. We roll it back up if it's really windy.
511030
in the car ,out the window, the wind made it move at 70 mph it also bumps around on boat at 15 mph ,so I don't think it will fare so well at 3 G's
662910
Yes you get some air and it is easy to get outside the wake on it. This is a very wild ride, not for beginners or really little kids. Keep your weight back on it when starting off so it does not submarine. Never has flipped over.
763389
Definitely, this plane is better in the wind than the Champ due to having twin motors, and the Virtual Instructor technology, which automatically keeps it level in wind. You don't have to always fly in completely flat weather, it can handle some wind, nothing over around 5- 7 MPH, it weighs about as much as a deck nail though, so that's a no brainer. It can do loops and can go inverted if you have enough room to come out of it. Great overall plane.
1729083
I was doing 115 mph and it held secure. But I still use a safety lanyard (short piece of parachute cord) just in case. Super stable, with absolutely no vibration from wind or flex in the mount, whether mounted on outside of windshield or side of door. Excellent product!