31 percent Extra video
10-25-2003 | 02:42 PM
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31 percent Extra video
Here's a vid I just finished with me and my AW 31% Extra. There's a ZDZ 80 single in there, 6X 5945's, and a 5735 for servos. Great flying airplane.
[link=http://members.cirelle.net/codyspage/videos/31%25%20Extra%20-%20Thunderstruck_0001.wmv]Exta-Thunderstruck[/link]
[link=http://members.cirelle.net/codyspage/videos/31%25%20Extra%20-%20Thunderstruck_0001.wmv]Exta-Thunderstruck[/link]
11-07-2003 | 05:11 PM
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RE: 31 percent Extra video
Awesome vid!. My personal favorite, Joe, is the one where you are freestyle testing that wildhare extra, the red one. OMG, that is the best 3D vid I have ever seen!!!
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11-07-2003 | 08:28 PM
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Joe, I have downloaded almost every vid u got, even the one where u explain the electronics on the carden extra. I'm in the process of buying a H9 Funtana to start on 3D. You are inspiring, you're like, "THE 3D MAN", I never seen such smooth moves. Hey, I love that parachute u do at the beginning of the video. How much time have you been practicing 3D?
thanks, Viktor
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11-08-2003 | 02:31 AM
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Hi Viktor!
Those Funtana's are totally great, man! You should have a blast. They seem perfect for the advanced pilot... so don't worry if you have to take a little time to get used to it.
I discovered this hobby in May of 2001. I flew every week after that until January of 2002 (about 8 months) and got over the initial flying "hump." You know... kinda could do most maneuvers... just not all that smooth or refined. But, I had it more or less figured out. Then for the year of 2002 I flew very little... sometimes not at all for months at a time. Then 2003
... working on the website all the time... just haven't flown much at all. So, I'm kinda frustrated with where I'm at pilot wise and plan on hitting it hard from January to April next year... go every week again like I did when I first got started... really get ready for the 2004 contest season. Whoops... that may be more than you wanted to know. 
Those Funtana's are totally great, man! You should have a blast. They seem perfect for the advanced pilot... so don't worry if you have to take a little time to get used to it.
I discovered this hobby in May of 2001. I flew every week after that until January of 2002 (about 8 months) and got over the initial flying "hump." You know... kinda could do most maneuvers... just not all that smooth or refined. But, I had it more or less figured out. Then for the year of 2002 I flew very little... sometimes not at all for months at a time. Then 2003
... working on the website all the time... just haven't flown much at all. So, I'm kinda frustrated with where I'm at pilot wise and plan on hitting it hard from January to April next year... go every week again like I did when I first got started... really get ready for the 2004 contest season. Whoops... that may be more than you wanted to know.
