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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/8/2004 8:31:38 AM   
tIANci



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Status: offline 		I heard like Wee's Wonder was so fast that the firewall gave way ... Bk Rimau ... sounds mighty good for all. I am sure that my friends and myself will be there. Of course rules will be required, keeps things a little more sane.

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/8/2004 7:17:17 PM   
Ksubram


 

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From: Pennington, NJ, USA
Status: offline 		Hi all Malaysian Flyer,
I am a fellow Malaysian. I live the States (New Jersey). Been here for the past 20yrs. I am actually shocked that this RC hobby is active in Malaysia. What a pleasant surprise!!!!. I too am an RC flyer and belong to a local club in New Jersey. I just started about 9 month ago and never knew I would be this addicted to his hobby. I fly the Hobbico Avistar Trainer, AT-6 Texan from Hangar-9, and a bunch of electrics as well. Just love it.

I will be actually visiting Malaysia in the next couple of weeks (late March). I was hoping to find some local hobbyy store and maybe buy some parts like brushless motors etc. From the first look of it sounds like it is more expensive than in the States. Is that true??

Also if possible I would like to hook up with some of you folks up there during my visit. Please let me know if that is possible. My email is: kris@frontlinetech.com

Looking forward to your replies.

Thank you
Kris

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/9/2004 2:29:46 AM   
tIANci



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Status: offline 		Kris ... good to have you here, please drop by more often. Yes, I found out that RC planes are very much alive in KL. I used to fly like 20 years ago and I just got back in 2 months back. From what I know there are 3-4 active flying sites in KL. People fly at Kota Damansara (where most of us do), Kapar (in Klang area), Kota Kemuning (new township near or after Shah Alam area I think) and also at Batu Caves. Seems that there is a site in Puchong that is good too ... I am going to check that place out.

Brushless? Get it in the US. A simple 540 brushless by NOVAK for cars will set you back RM1,000.00. I hear its a lot cheaper overseas. I am sure we would all be glad to hook up when you are back ... PM anyone of us here!

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/9/2004 4:21:33 AM   
tIANci



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Status: offline 		Guys ... dig this ... what do you think?

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/9/2004 5:46:20 AM   
MalaysianFlyer


 

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Status: offline 		Best price for brushless motors with controller, if you want either Aveox or Mega, is at castle creations, as the sell it as a package. I got my Mega 16/15/3 with Phx 35 controller for RM 680-00 including shipping. electrics are expensive here, much cheaper in the states, I even order my batteries from the states.

Ksubram, feel free to contact us and meet up when your here.

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/9/2004 11:00:08 AM   
gasoline


 

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Status: offline 		wow.tianci what kind of plane is that? look real funny...is a modified version or original?.....kris since you are coming back to malaysia..mind if i ask you to bring something along from there?....so if anybody interested to check out the pchong flying site....go towards puchong passing by ioi mall....go straight till you see wisma tractor you can either stay left and go straight where you will see wisma tactor on your left or follow along the road and turn in to the highway towards puchong perdana. if you go straight where DHL is on your right haND Side...go straight all the way trill you see a flyover take the flyover .....you will see the junction to bukit puchong on your left hand side...bout 2 to 3 minutes from the flyover......go straight till you see a junction on your right which will lead you to ahousing estate.......dont take that turning...go straight ..bout 150 meters you will see a big signboard turning right towards taman tasik prima...go straight all the way and you will see a big piece of land on your right. Hope you will like this place....the only danger point on this site is the mining pool and some high tension cable ......but that cable is quite a distance....so far touchwood nothing happen...hope you like this place...i usually go there for my secret practice session.....maiden is always there on any of my new plane...any repair is only minutes away from my house....thats all guys...my son is giving me a bad time...so have to cut it short......worth checking out kapar site.....nice place too....

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/9/2004 11:45:37 AM   
GAGAK



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From: Miri, MALAYSIA
Status: offline 		Selamat Datang/Welcome Kris to Malayisan Hangar!

RC is very alive in Malaysia but the rc scene in Malaysia does not progress much in terms of skills in international competition. Just my observation, but the Thai's are waaaay ahead in these field. As for myself I'm from East Malaysia as in Sarawak. The only thing that is cheap in Malaysia is the FOOD ( pssstt!........or maybe the CD's). If you were to shop for rc products in these region go to Singapore. They have a lot of stuff with good prices.

Have a safe journey back.
Hisham

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/10/2004 2:59:23 AM   
tIANci



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Status: offline 		Its built from plans. Most interesting plane ... flies nicely ... done the maiden already

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RE: MalayAsian Hangar - 3/10/2004 6:51:15 PM   
Ksubram


 

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From: Pennington, NJ, USA
Status: offline 		Hi all,
Thank you for your quick reply. I would certainly like to join you folks when I get there to KL. Anyone care to give me your contact numbers (Telephone) so that I can personally call to setup times etc.

Looking forward to hearing and meeting you guys.

-Kris

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