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Old 09-08-2006 | 12:29 AM
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jeff1127
 
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Default RE: RC flying school..

ORIGINAL: giguchan

Hello all,
thank you for ALL of the replies and ALL of the great ideas .I will take all of your suggestion and weigh them all out... I will most likely continue with the sim, fly at my field(and others)and yes use a paid instructor... pro or not... I know some of you dont like the idea of using one , but when i feel that i'm not getting enough stick time then i will enlist the services of a paid instuctor.I received some of the best advice that one in my situation could hope for and i thank you all for your input.

I wont be using PI(PAID INSTRUCTOR)all the time-just when i think i need some more intense help (ex. too many crashes on the sim)
or when a new maneuver proves to be too much for me...I will continue to watch this thread and see if any new ideas surface...
thanks again..
Gichucan,
I don't know where you're from in LI but the field I've visited seems to have very helpful instructors. It's in Nassau. I haven't flown yet but went there to check out the field.
Everyone seemed very helpful.
I was thinking I would join the club that flies there to get instruction and I hope I don't have the same experience that you have had.

Does the club supply the BB or should the student bring his own?
Would it make it easier on the instructors?