Chopper Here:

Noguy and Jeremy: I think the pinion puller is the best for the helis, I've got one, like Noguy said, 10 bucks or so. Most come with different adapters, so you can use it on different millimeter shafts/pinion size. Only take 10 seconds or so to do it, no muss or fuss.
Like most of us, we're in this for the long haul. Get the right tools to do the job.

ArrowNaughtic:
Never left, just busy, with different priorites. I'll be more active in the winter months. You've heard it many, many times. You've got the best thread on the network. That's saying alot, great job. How's Jacki doing with the CP?

Mrasmm (I got it right),

You'll love the brushless and gyro setup, like Crash said, no maintenance and extemely reliable. Glad your back, haven't heard from ya for awhile. Guess this thread is additive. Always some here to help.

WNUK / Jim
Thanks for checking in, I certainly understand having a tough go at it sometime. Things will get better, wish you the best.

Adrenaline Rush:

Well, I've crashed sooo many times in the last two years, plus or minus. I think I've become complacant and it doesn't seem to bother me anymore. It's kinda like, OH WELL, I did it again. Pick up the pieces and go again. Hobby shops love me. [8D]

Atzanick,
Great pictures, looks like a few great flighst. Yep, weather here in Indiana sucks, wind never stops blowing. Either, way early in the morning or late at night. Thinking of putting in some flood lights.

Lookyj,

Your doing well my friend on the old Hornet, lots of tiny little parts.[8D]

Gotta go fly... Spare blades came in today..

Picture of pinion puller a little fuzzy. But works great.

Dave / Choppersrule