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Old 02-04-2007 | 11:19 PM
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Default RE: recommendations for electric fliers?

I just did a search for an instructor for Missoula, Mt and the nearest instructor is 145 miles away.
A lot of clubs with training programs don't necessarily have registered intro pilots. Duane Felstet or Ed Lovrien can certainly recommend a local R/C pilot to help you with flight training:

BIG SKY THUNDERBIRDS
District: XI
NUmber: 882
Type: Radio Control

Contact Information:
Contact: DUANE FELSTET
Phone: 406/626-4425
Address: 15655 MULLAN RD
MISSOULA, MT 59802-9193

BITTERROOT RC CLUB
District: XI
Number: 1900
Type: Radio Control

Contact Information:
Contact: ED LOVRIEN
Address: 4932 CHRISTIAN DR
MISSOULA, MT 59803
e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.geocities.com/bitterrootrc

If Duane or Ed is unable to help you, contact the folks at The Treasure Chest in Missoula and see if they know a few of the local pilots:

The Treasure Chest
(406) 549-7992
1612 Benton Ave
Missoula, MT 59801-7818

You have local help all around you in Missoula. Believe me, if you really want to learn to fly, the local club members will be very happy to offer training, advise, and opinions to help you out and guide you. Of course, you can still decide to smash up a couple of park flyers on your own first. Just save these numbers for once that course of action starts to frustrate you later. Good luck!