Thank God It is flying season
04-10-2006, 09:11 PM
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Thank God It is flying season
Would you believe that 18 planes flew through my hanger this last building season
Can any one top that. The last H9 Ex 260 was in the air Sunday. There has been kits ARF's and re kits[:@] and had 10 plane on line in one week[sm=drowning.gif]
Well I think it is time for me and the TF Brown P51 , I build in reverse fuse is in progress and I build the first last You no it is hell to be retarded
Can any one top that. The last H9 Ex 260 was in the air Sunday. There has been kits ARF's and re kits[:@] and had 10 plane on line in one week[sm=drowning.gif]
Well I think it is time for me and the TF Brown P51 , I build in reverse fuse is in progress and I build the first last
You no it is hell to be retarded
04-11-2006, 07:55 PM
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RE: Thank God It is flying season
I went flying at the park Sunday with my Dad. Sunny, 70* calm. I welcome the summer with open arms.
Sun. I was able to maiden my first full kit bullied SG GWS Me-109 off my own plans. And get a PZ P-51 back in to the air after 4 months of battery trouble. No crashes Was a very good day!
Sun. I was able to maiden my first full kit bullied SG GWS Me-109 off my own plans. And get a PZ P-51 back in to the air after 4 months of battery trouble. No crashes Was a very good day!
04-12-2006, 07:42 AM
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RE: Thank God It is flying season
My flying season is much longer than I thought it would be when I entered this hobby. I have a plane that I can fly even when there's snow on the runway. If it's in the 30's or lower no flying. Anything 40 or higher and I'm out there.
The fall, winter and spring cool temps are actually great for flying, the engines have tons of power and the planes float in the dense cool air. When it gets in the 90's or higher that all goes bye bye. But there's no doubt that summer is when I fly the most. I'm always glad when summer is on the way. Shweeet.
The fall, winter and spring cool temps are actually great for flying, the engines have tons of power and the planes float in the dense cool air. When it gets in the 90's or higher that all goes bye bye. But there's no doubt that summer is when I fly the most. I'm always glad when summer is on the way. Shweeet.
04-13-2006, 06:24 PM
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RE: Thank God It is flying season
Would you believe I started another one That makes 18, my god is there no END
My god how time flies. lost take of one
That makes 18, my god is there no ENDMy god how time flies. lost take of one
04-13-2006, 06:46 PM
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Does this time of year do this to every one where am I and I can't believe the weather[sm=drowning.gif] I can not believe that I am missing it for the Hobby That is to support IT
where am I and I can't believe the weather[sm=drowning.gif] I can not believe that I am missing it for the Hobby That is to support IT
04-14-2006, 01:34 PM
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RE: Thank God It is flying season
What flying season? Here in central Oz land, the only thing that has been flying is a kite, since the winds have been a constant 35 mph or more.
I fly more from October through March then I do April through August. It is just too windy, hot and sticky.
Enjoy your flying season,
Scott
I fly more from October through March then I do April through August. It is just too windy, hot and sticky.
Enjoy your flying season,
Scott
04-14-2006, 11:30 PM
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RE: Thank God It is flying season
Summer arrived today. http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/MMLP.html reflected 4 hrs of 100 degrees.
