twister

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Hello, I was wondering if anybody knows where I can find a Radio Glove, so that you can keep your hands warm during cold weather flying!! I've seen them around but nobody know where to get them?

Dave Barrow-RCU

I can't help with buying a ready made one, but I made my own from an insulated double toaster cover from the housewares dept. of Wall-Mart. I sewed a 1" long piece of velcro in the bottom from the right front corner to the back left corner, so that when closed it created two bulges for my hands. Poke a hole in the top for your antenna, insert your radio, close the velcro and insert your hands. You have to be able to trim if necessary, without seeing the trims, but you should be able to do this anyway. This will cost a few dollars, compared for up to fifty dollars for the ready to use products. Hope this helps, Happy Flying.

majortom-RCU

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Check Greathobbies.com (Canadian). I didn't find the transmitter muff (as I call it) on their website, but they do have one displayed in their recent sales flyer (~$30C I believe, which is pretty cheap in $US). Get their phone number from their website and give them a call.

Wyohi

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Troy
Attached is a copy of the ad for the "Radio Glove". The ad is out of
December 1998 Radio Control Modeler, page 51. Don't know how well the text
will show up so here is the info.

2 sizes - Regular & Large (Mine is a Large)
Factory Direct Price - $34.95
Shipping - $5.00
COD Add - $4.75

Radio Glove
1077 So. 930 W.
Dept. A
Payson,UT 84651
(801) 465-4228
Visa & Mastercard

When I ordered mine over the phone, I got a answering machine and left my
number and they called me back. If you need any more info, please let me
know.

twister

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Thanks guy's this is much appreciated!!