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Old 08-29-2003 | 01:42 PM
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Originally posted by offroadnut
thanks all for the input, my hobbico hobbistar mkIII will be here sat. , looking into motors and radios now, and yes looking for a good instructor pilot. That will be a hard choice since my buddy just got into planes and crashed 2 in 3 weeks, hooked up to a buddy box. I dont think i will use him, hehe
If your budget allows I would suggest - gou out and buy a simulation software (I have RC RealFlight 2 - Light from Great Planes). It will NOT be a replacement for a good instructor - good instructor IS a great help, but will allow you to "get in the air" cheaply (when I started using it I "crashed" number of planes on my very first day ), but I was back "flying" in seconds!!! Plus, it [RealFlight simulator] has a "virtual instructor" too. Thus, in my opinion - about $100 for a good simulator is money VERY WELL spend.

Good flying!