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02-11-2003 | 10:37 PM

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Need Advice on Picking an Instructor and Club

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Originally posted by RC-Lew
Again, thank you for the continued advice.

Crashem:

I don't want anyone to get the wrong idea, that sentence shouldn't be interpreted as "I'm a maniac who will attack anyone who looks at me and blinks" Rather, it was to try to explain that it is important to me to find a competent instructor when there are so many to choose from. It shouldn't be taken as anything more than "how do I pick a good instructor?" My apologies to anyone if that was unclear.

-Lew

RC_LEW,
If you'd make the trip to my area, I would be happy to give you, for free, a few hours of instruction, with my trainers of which you wouldn't be responsible for any damage, should any occur. You can stay in a room in our new hobby shop. It shouldn't take you anymore than 3 days to learn how to takeoff, fly very smoothly and land within that time. No strings, just wanted you to know that there are alternatives.

All it would cost you is travel expenses. All I would expect in return is for you to describe on RCU what happened, good or bad.

Take care,
CCR
http://www.kites.org/rc_instructors

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