trouble flying in advanced mode
02-01-2019 | 04:41 AM
#26
I thanks for the offer. I talked to my wife but she doesn't want to go or for me to go. Sorry about that. I appreciate the offer. Really can't beat that for an offer. Thank you for trying. I'm sorry about all that repeated postings about the same subject over the months or years I guess I forgot about the original ones and I've been mulling this over in my mind for a long time haven't had a plane in about a year but I've still been thinking about it. I know that instruction is on the way to go. Because of the dangers of flying on my own. But it will have to wait till perhaps sometime in the future unless I find other activities that are more suitable for me and my present situation again thanks to offer their help and support I wish you all well happy flying
Big businesses like Hobbico, Hobby People, and many others have gone down the tubes. I guess I have to realize that I'm fighting a losing battle. Hope you find something that you will enjoy and stay with.
02-06-2019 | 12:33 PM
#27
I keep getting tempted to try it again because I had a revelation or two about how I could improve my flying like using up elevator when banking 2 get the turn started without hesitation in India using too much Bank as a result but I don't think I can put these ideas into effect quickly enough to avoid further mishaps so I think I should continue on my direction of not pursuing it any further I just wanted to mention that
02-06-2019 | 02:30 PM
#28
I keep getting tempted to try it again because I had a revelation or two about how I could improve my flying like using up elevator when banking 2 get the turn started without hesitation in India using too much Bank as a result but I don't think I can put these ideas into effect quickly enough to avoid further mishaps so I think I should continue on my direction of not pursuing it any further I just wanted to mention that
Dave Scott, owner of The First US RC Flight school has customers, mostly from clubs, have no trouble traveling hundreds of miles and spending more than $1500 just to learn how to fly RC airplanes.
He made so much money that he could afford a full size Pitts Special biplane, which he competes in aerobatic competition.
Sorry to see you go. Good luck
02-06-2019 | 02:53 PM
#29
My Feedback: (3)
There are some 32 sanctioned flying clubs in CT. Given the size of CT, I would suspect you are probably fairly close to an existing club which would likely be more than willing to train you to fly. Note, you may have to join the Academy of Model Aeronautics before they'll start training but visit the club and check with them first. You can find the local clubs on the AMA website (www.modelaircraft.org) and at the very bottom of the page there is a link for "Club Finder".
02-08-2019 | 09:24 AM
#30
Banned
I keep getting tempted to try it again because I had a revelation or two about how I could improve my flying like using up elevator when banking 2 get the turn started without hesitation in India using too much Bank as a result but I don't think I can put these ideas into effect quickly enough to avoid further mishaps so I think I should continue on my direction of not pursuing it any further I just wanted to mention that
And if so, at what level? From the all inclusive ready to fly toys to scratch built scale. Choose your poison.
Then do as the folks here have suggested and get with a club for proper instruction.
And if your answer is No? Then turn and walk away from here and everything else about the hobby.
