flying thingy
09-28-2007, 06:07 AM
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RE: flying thingy
I saw one fly at a funfly when i had talked to flying thingz peopel (by email) they told me it was only marginaly harder to fly then a trainer but high power, high AOA landings dont exactly seem "easy"
09-28-2007, 07:46 PM
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RE: flying thingy
I have a flying disc and am working on another odd ball now. I haven't flown the disc lately but when I did it did OK, takes a little getting used to. Mine are NOT ARF's, I build them out of house foam insulation.
A friend up North used to fly a lot of them and he's the one that got me started. He had a disc. with Snoopy on it, he built a full sized Super Man ( That really got attention from passers by ) he also had a Corvet and I think a couple others. They all flew pretty well and were real crowd pleasers.
I can't really say much for the production ones as I've only flown 2 on very short flights and don't really remember much about them ( I think that has something to do with age but I'm not sure ). ENJOY !!! RED
A friend up North used to fly a lot of them and he's the one that got me started. He had a disc. with Snoopy on it, he built a full sized Super Man ( That really got attention from passers by ) he also had a Corvet and I think a couple others. They all flew pretty well and were real crowd pleasers.
I can't really say much for the production ones as I've only flown 2 on very short flights and don't really remember much about them ( I think that has something to do with age but I'm not sure ). ENJOY !!! RED
