Today, I'm thrilled to be in conversation with none other than Nico Gastaldi, one of the best thrust vector aerobatic jet pilots worldwide. Coming to us from France, Nico brings his wealth of experience with hundreds of thrust vector flights on J-10, Mephisto, and Ares, offering us a masterclass in the intricate world of thrust vectoring aerobatics.Join us as Nico walks us through his process for gear selection, assembly, radio setup, trimming, center of gravity adjustment, and gyro tuning – all essential elements for achieving max performance in turbine jets.But that's not all; Nico opens up about his latest ventures with PAU and RCGadgetz. We not only delve into their just-announced Pulse sport jet but also get some initial details into a future thrust vector jet currently in development by Nico and the PAU team, anticipated for release later this year.Follow Nico in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nico.gastaldi.7RcGadgetz: https://rcgadgetz.com/PAU USA: https://flypauusa.com/Contents:00:00: Intro and getting started in RC07:26: Transitioning to 3D flying with jets09:45: How to properly setup a thrust vector jet for aerobatics and 3D. 10:50: Assembly and component selection15:45: Center of gravity20:13: Trimming process24:00: Endpoints, exponential, rates30:17: Gyro tuning50:55: Thrust vector always on?54:24: Max deflections on surfaces and thrust vector59:35: Freestyle with jets1:06:28: Working with RCGadgetz, PAU Pulse jet and new delta wing thrust vector jet1:12:45: Flying and coaching in India and where people struggle with jets