ORIGINAL: AugerDawger
ORIGINAL: lopflyers
Come on man, what is one plane lost? I have crashed many and I am still here, flying and trying to to crash anymore .<div>Stop whining and get another plane and go up again. All of us have being there and done that
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Whyform your "help"as apersonal attack ?
You lost planes under your own experience.
I lost planes under someone elses experience who was placed there by the organization with modern technology existing to prevent such an occurance under reasonable cicumstances an dit happened within 3 minutes.
How do Iprevent that again....just show up with VISAin hand and blind faith it with another club
or find another club and set instructional demands from the bottom up?......that is not going to go over well.
<span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;"><span style="font-size: larger;"><span style="color: rgb(128, 0, 0);">Go buy a Boat ... With your attitude you'll always blame someone else for your short fallings. Met a lot of guys like you ...It's never their fault the transmitter Glitched ... I got Hit ... The wind must of taken it. A gust of wind did it, my instructer .... on and on and on</span></span></span> <span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;"><span style="font-size: larger;"><span style="color: rgb(128, 0, 0);">Never ending Whineing ... Sorry for your loss but if your going to cry over it and not put it behind you, you'll never make it in this hobby, RC planes just aren't fo you ... Just think about it before you respond. A lot of good eople have tried to give you some very good advise ... you just refuse to listen. Listening to others and spending your hard earned money is how you progress in this hobby. The learning curve is as steep as you want to make it. The first lesson should be attitude and not one that blames everyone else for your troubles. Good luck to you, hope ya d make it some day. If you do it can be a really rewarding experiance . BUY, BY, BYE.</span></span></span>