hey guy's I am new to this forum,and after a very long hiatis (kids,college,automobiles and so forth) I'm back trying to get in the air again.Just to get my feet wet I purchased a sig mid star-40 kit. Is this a good kit just to get back going again?
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hey guy's I am new to this forum,and after a very long hiatis (kids,college,automobiles and so forth) I'm back trying to get in the air again.Just to get my feet wet I purchased a sig mid star-40 kit. Is this a good kit just to get back going again?
Originally Posted by aggieman
It should be a simple build to get your feet wet, and not too difficult to fly.
We're here for building advice, but make sure that you contact a local club to get assistance with getting you back into the air.
Glad that you have returned to the hobby. !
Tom C
Sig Brotherhood # 120
Kadet Brotherhood #155
+ 1 on what Tom c said. but you did not say what kind of radio gear you are planning, So if new and if your budget will handle it and all of the new tech stuff I would recommend at least 10 chnl as that would support you for the next few years.
Welcome back
Cheers Bob T
AMA13377 Corsair Brotherhood # 6
Lot of good advise so far!
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