Certianly no flaw in that approach.
The subject matter was "affordabilty" for a new comer to the sport (a very seasoned IMAC flier). I have been caught up in the "I need it now and cheap catagory" and purchased better gear later on down the line when it was with in my budget. Plus, you can always pass it down or pass it (the old) on to someone else getting started.
Good point,..........
Bill
Originally Posted by
serious power
Hi,
I would add ; that buying the support equipment for 'E' flying is similar to buying radio in that it is all too easy to buy that what 'will do for now'.
Some of my club-mates have lots of chargers, power supplies and or power sources that are now redundant.
I think it is better to take time to evaluate and to buy what seems to be a bit extra ,capacity wise.
You don't have to use it at max but you then have it if it is req'd. Also you are then not running the gear too hard.
Brian