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I used to fly R/C airplanes for a long long time. I flew pattern, and scale. One name that I remember well and makes me feel so good is SIG. Also Fox engines is what I had when I started. Learned to fly with a M.E.N. trainer, next a SIG Kadet Mk1. Later a Kaos 40 and 60, then a Dirty Birdy, and then Tiporares 40 and 60. I love that Hobby VERY much, but eventually it just faded away from me. I bought a new ARF trainer for my kids later, they learned to fly it, but never got interested in continuing the Hobby. The ARF sits on the garage and I think I am going to give it to a Club or something.
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Never done it, but it sure looks like fun.
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If you want to get the kids into flying R/C buy them a GWS Slow Stick. Its electric, but incredibly easy to fly and almost indestuctible. I have one that I used to do aerial photography with. The whole set up with radio and charger is under $200 and the plane is a blast. I miss flying but with a 21 month old son I just don't have the time that I used to.
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It's a disease.....
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my 17 year old sun is into the traxxas cars.. he has a jato 2.5 and a tmaxx. that jato is rediculously fast for a little thing like that, it runs like 70mph
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man, I'd love to get into RC, just one more hobbie I don't have the time or money for, I could posibly figure out a way to pay for it, but I really don't have the time
Mariner, those boats are so cool! I allways wanted a Lee tunnel with an ob |
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