ORIGINAL: flyinrog
ORIGINAL: armody
What if a person has only one plane, like me who just got his plane and still waiting on the maiden flight, as today's weather messed up, tomorrow stil not sure, whether is it gonna be windy or rainy. Bad econony ain't letting me buy more than one, I Thank GOD for getting one plane after 26 months
Taking one plane to the flying field is bad omen?
Congrats, it can be an expensive hobby, I just pm'd a guy I sold an engine to that wanted it more than me,,,,you will find deals on planes and things out there at the field....but YOU need a check list, is everything charged, do I have wrenches, plugs, fuel, rags,ignitor, props, ,,,you will find at swap meet for radio control stuff '' one mans trash is another mans treasure'',,I ''restarted'' in the hobby around 00 with a GWS stick and radio and half a dozen radio paks that took all week to charge , had to walk to the school yard to fly them on saturday mornng before the soccer players came and took over the fields....now I have 5 radios and 12 planes and twice that many engines...and miss my tower trainer most of all....Rog
Do not blame you for missing the tower trainer, I take that one along each trip in case some one new want to try it on the body box, very good flying plane! I take my easysport {kit built} and the Ecapade or something like it . But always three if I plan to be out all day! One if I don't!