Originally Posted by
franklin_m
So, since you seem to be accusing me of not knowing what the hobby is all about, perhaps you can enlighten me?
Originally Posted by
franklin_m
While economics are part of it, so too is what I call logistical overhead. That being defined as the time spent packing aircraft and equipment, driving, unpacking aircraft and equipment, setup of aircraft and equipment, breakdown of aircraft and equipment, repacking of aircraft and equipment, drive home, and unpacking and storing aircraft and equipment in the garage again. In the case of the closest club field, there's at least two hours tied up in that. It mixes in economics when you then add the $100 a year for the club. It does not count waiting for the 3D plane that's hovering over the runway to land / clear to fly.
Why don't you enlighten us with your participation and contributions to the hobby. You already stated the hobby is an economic and logistical burden. I'm curious to know how anyone unwilling to even participate in local club activities has made an effort to truly understand the hobby first hand.