Hi, I'm new
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Hi guys, I'm new to R/C planes. I have a Firebird XL which I have flown a couple of times. What do I do now? Do I join a club or what? Thanks for any help you can provide!
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Well first of all...congrats! This is one great hobby.
Yes, I'd look into getting around some guys who fly - and a club is the best route.
That's the good news
The bad news is your plane (Firebird) doesn't fly like most R/C planes! The majority of R/C trainers (for example) fly a whole lot BETTER than the Firebird
So there...if you can fly the Firebird, you are a step in the right direction....
Jerry
Yes, I'd look into getting around some guys who fly - and a club is the best route.
That's the good news

The bad news is your plane (Firebird) doesn't fly like most R/C planes! The majority of R/C trainers (for example) fly a whole lot BETTER than the Firebird

So there...if you can fly the Firebird, you are a step in the right direction....
Jerry
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Welcome to the Dark Side!
You are starting out just where I did in August! Have fun with the Firebird while it lasts, but don't spend any money on it when you bonk it. Find a club, RC guys are about the friendliest bunch of fellows you can ever meet. Pick thier brains a bit, get yourself a trainer airplane and an instructor and have a ball!
You are starting out just where I did in August! Have fun with the Firebird while it lasts, but don't spend any money on it when you bonk it. Find a club, RC guys are about the friendliest bunch of fellows you can ever meet. Pick thier brains a bit, get yourself a trainer airplane and an instructor and have a ball!
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Ok, so I gather the Firebird isn't a great plane. Thats fine because I really bought it just to see if I was really interested in R/C planes. It seems pretty good fun so far, and I will try and find a club. Thanks guys!
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