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Old 02-16-2021 | 11:33 AM
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jackdiazccs
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Originally Posted by jvaliensi
Its off topic, but I have had nothing but bad luck the past 6-months. My 2nd flight with my Rebel Hot had a flame out, resulting in $800 worth of damage (I fixed it, but its has scars). I still don't know why the X45 quit. It has been tested and worked until I smashed it in to the ground yesterday. Now it don't go, maybe Keith can fix it.
I bounced a foam Avanti on landing and the wind flipped it on its back and broke it. Just unbelievable.
I test flew my new Joker and had a bad landing and broke the landing gear and cracked the fuselage. It is waiting on parts and I have no idea what to do with the cracks in the fiberglass.
I had another Sebart Avanit (EDF), which I absolutely loved and it unexpectedly dove in to the ground last summer resulting in complete destruction.
It seems each time I go to the field I loose money and spend months fixing airplanes. I'm thinking my models should be static display only!
At least the vendors are benefiting from my bad luck, I foolishly keep buying more stuff.



jvaliensi, I don't think that your countless issues are related to your luck !

No offense intended ... you have to find some knowledgeable friends with whom you can share and enjoy the technical part of the hobby.
We all overlook issues when we are convinced we did them right ... but it is amazing how a friend can instantly pick up a reversed gyro or control surface . In fact, I would say everybody with Jeti knowledge would have advised you about the mistake you made with the connection.
Now on the humor side: I think you are an extremely lucky guy .... you still have all your body parts together after all the things you described .

Jack