I would like to thank Scott and the NSRCA board of directors for doing a great job. I was going to remain silent on this issue because I don't fly electric, and then I thought, myself or my plane could be involved in a bad situation should one of these planes be accidentally turned on. So it does involve me. If this were a gun we were talking about the only way it could be safely handled by the group is by the chamber being open so all can see that it is not loaded. Common sense tells me that the plane should not be armed until it is ready to take off. People don't always use common sense, this is why people get shot with unloaded guns. I would like to see proof that the plane is unarmed. I really can't understand the big problem here. If you approve this new rule I encourage you to post here or contact your district VP to let your voice be heard also. It seems that the ones against something are the only ones you read about on this site. Maybe I can help change that and truly the changes that are best for the organization will be made.
Thanks, Randy Hicks

District 6 int. pilot
Designer of the Talon and soon to be Talon extreme