dk823

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I have accepted a new job position from my current employer which requires me to relocate to Singapore. Therefore, I will be moving some time in the beginning of 2011. The kit manufacturing side of Juno R/C will continue until the end of this year. I will place the kit manufacturing into "cold storage" until I return in 2013. Current outstanding orders will be filled. The CAD portion of Juno R/C will remain open, so if you need CAD work nothing will change. I will maintain the website and keep the current e-mail address.

If anyone out there is interested in continuing the manufacturing, I might be interested in selling the design rights to the right person. Let me know, otherwise I'll just keep it temporary closed until I return. If I find a suitable manufacturer in Singapore, I just may continue the operation from there. Remember, the CAD part will remain functional. Please contact me with any questions.

Derek Staha
Juno R/C

832-418-0176
[email protected]

smoknrv4

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Good luck Derek.

Doc.316

You will like singapore....(thinking)...I wonder if chiko's and charleys is still there.....
When I went to visit the parents back in the 80's I went to the flying field....pretty cool stuff....

So you work for an oil company?

Steve

dk823

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Steve,

I don't work for an oil company per se, but I do work in a related oil field type of job. Our company design tanker marine terminals.

Thanks for wishing me luck. I hope it has its rewards.

Henry Chua

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Welcome to Singapore Derek. I'm sure you'll find this region very interesting and the only big issue is, we don't have big flying sites

East to west of Singapore is only 49km

looking forward to join us here in sunny island.

Henry
Singapore

bob27s

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Best of luck on the journey Derek !

airraptor

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i am building the tsunami now.

can you list on here what planes you already have cut?