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Old 03-07-2005 | 04:04 PM
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campbec
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From: South West Rocks N.S.W., AUSTRALIA
Default RE: which trainer to buy?

Hi,

You have good advice already. If you type an inquiry into the search you will be inundated by those who have asked this question in the past. My two cents worth:

I would suggest that you find a club and an instructor (vital!!!) and follow their advice as to what to buy, nearly all the current trainer models are good IMHO. Certainly the ones I have helped peole with.

If this is the hobby for you I would start building a kit shortly after solo and always have a project on the building board. This way you will always have something to fly, (even after the dreaded prang), and you will pick up some skills in building and repair that you will ultimatley need.

A mentor who can assist with building, trimming, engine tuning etc is invaluable. Most people don't mind being asked questions and are happy to assist if approached politely and when they arn't obviously busy with their own models.

Good Luck,

Colin