danhoh
Posts: 301
Joined: 12/12/2002 From: Sumner,
WA, USA Status: offline
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All these comments... brought back memories. Years ago I had a Midwest Sweet Stick. Boy was it sweet. I had the sucker dialed in, but good. So good I had taken up the habit of flying inverted most of the time. Taking off, then snap to inverted. Coming in to land inverted, then snap at the last second. As you can imagine I was flying pretty low inverted and doing high speed passes. It was pretty cool. One day................. I got dumb thumbs, at FULL throttle, attempted to do a inside loop, instead of a outside loop, drove the sucker right into the ground. It didn't "roto-rooter" too well. LOL. Man there almost nothing left. The only thing that was intact was the tail. No engine, no servos, no reciever....... nothing. OK, OK, the wheels were OK. I cut the shreds off the tail, and mounted it like a trophy on my hobby wall. Inverted. Boy, I sure missed that plane. Once I got a Sweet Stick ARF, but it never flew like the original. When I built another plane, it flew so much better than the ARF, That I retired the ARF. That one is now hanging in my office.... You guessed it................. INVERTED.
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