Jimmbbo

And what's really good about the wide range of ages is that there is a continuing market for new products, which is what it takes for the hobby to continue to progress - really glad to see kids are stiill wanting to fly airplanes!!

Jim

t_predator90

I've been on earth 14 years,
I've been living 2 years now.
Started with a superstar, went on to a Dazzler, and I'm now looking for a Magic Extra 300L...

stomper

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He He.....I hear that!
Keep at it! You learn so quickly at that age!

Dewey2

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when is the 12x comeing out. this sucks you think you buy the coolest thing and they come out with one with more buttens and stuff. yes the jr data safe is good .but it sucks dragging a laptop to the field and programming. when your dreaming of torque rolls and water falls.

yard-dart

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I'm 32 years old, wait, 31....no, 33... gimme just a minute... yeah, 32. Sheesh, had a brain fart for a second there. I've been flying R/C for around four years now. Learnd to fly in about a week or so, and was ready for anything after that. I love all types of flying, from combat to 3D, to speed, and everything inbetween. I only have about seven planes or so, anything from Spads to Warbirds, and I wish I had room for more, but I don't. I'm V.P. of our club and have to say that it's a wonderful hobby! Just wish my Dad would have let me have a plane earlier in my life.

John

All Thumbs

Ha, that's how I've felt buying computers for the last 15 yrs . But that's the nature of progress, it's a two-edged sword. If this kind of thing wasn't going on we'd still be building our radios like Jim Sweeney mentioned above [X(]. I have the strange feeling that we're in a period of bigtime growth too, so I'd expect our stuff to fall off the cutting edge even more quickly as time goes on. That's actually a good thing. I learned that lesson with computers and it's the reason I have such a sweet machine today (even though it's no longer on the cutting edge). Don't fail to enjoy what you have, it'll drive ya nuts.

Chuck

3D-kid330

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Exactly how I feel![sm=bananahead.gif][sm=confused.gif][sm=drowning.gif][sm=RAINFRO.gif][sm=stupid.gif][sm=stupid.gif]

vypr

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17, been flying 11 years and been actively 3Ding for 1 year now. I'd list my planes but I doubt I could do that in one day... but I currently am setting up a Wild Hare 28% edge for my main ship while I build up a H9 33% cap. Currently I bum flights off of my IMAC partner's planes and fly my fathers UCD while I get my edge off the bench.

alyohagg

32, been flying 25 years. Started with a CL flying. RC flying - last 7 years.

peter_m

A cert is a basic but safe level of flying and the B cert is just to show a higher level of control of the model and also to allow show flying and comp flying i got my A and B first time. Good fun. I love 3D wouldn't fly any other way now.

Threshold

I'm 60. Started RC in 1970 to design and build a plane to take a 16mm movie camera (7.5lbs) to do aerial filming of wildlife for the BBC. Had a long layoff and started again 5 years ago. Current best planes are a Synergy 90 (OS 91 FX), Giles 40 size 3D (OS 52 FS) and a Freestyle (British made ARC) (YS 53). Love 3D and pattern.

BigSTIK40flier

[sm=sunsmiley.gif]im 15 and been flying just under 2 years and I 3D and its a blast doing that flip floppin and flop flippin here is a pic of me and my magic at kingsbury

Rotcivv17

32, been flying for 30 years

Marcelo3DBR

I'm 28 and a fly since 24!!!

vtol_guy

just turned 16, been flying 2 years but can only go once a fortnight, i'm onto the 3D stuff now and getting very good with that. Also tried some 3D with my powered glider too, but could only do the hovering stuff in 15mph+ winds , tell u what though, catching the bloody thing on landing aint half an addrenaline rush!!

3dandpatternflyer

im 15 and been flying for about 4 years

Spaceclam

i am 14 and have been flying for just over 4 years now. i flew mostly 3d, until i lost my plane... i am waiting on the 68 inch yaks from extreme flight

3dandpatternflyer

3d RULES!! pattern's kewl too

noxam

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I'm 30 and built my first trainer when I was 16. Got out for a few years, but got back into it and started flying helis. Then I raced 1/8 scale cars, and all the while I have been flying planes. Been trying to fly 3D as I like that the best.

-Spetz_Naz-

I'm 14 and I'm flying something like 5 months (but I flew before 2 years, I stoped and returnd)

coveredup

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28, Started flying when I was 12, started meeting girls and was totally out of the hobby by 18 (chicks dont really dig guys who rarely come out of the basement; and when they do have CA stains all over their hands and shorts). Got back in at 21 and since my workshop was still at my parents, I had to leave my stuff there; and thats where she ran over my pattern ship with her lexus; stopped again so I got back out and at 26 got back in and still like the pattern stuff, but this 3D stuff rules!

I think there is a pattern of people who are really into RC in their early teens and then after college get back into it.

Shahid

Its like a drug to me, all my friends say "Shut the (meep) up!!" when I start harping on. I am suprised I still have them as friends.

cabanestrut2002

im 19 in june.

been flying for 4 years. freestyle, pattern and 3d. currently abusing a capiche 50

Spaceclam

i hope i dont have to geto ut of the hobby for any reason. i dont care what happens, i vow to maintain my love for this hobby and never let it down

dam630

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39 years old and started flying 3 years ago.
Living in Florida has allowed me to fly every Saturday and Sunday since I started and plenty of weekdays too.
You could call me a freestyle junkie!