How many times have you seen people here in the beginner's forum ask "Where can I find info on getting started?"

I am happy to announce that Ken and I have finally completed a project that we have had in the works for over two years.

We have just launched [link=http://www.gettingairborne.com/index.html]www.gettingairborne.com[/link] which is a site devoted to helping the beginner get started in Glow-Powered airplanes.

We hope you like it, and thank you for your support.

Fantastic!

After a quick glance... all I can say is badass! Thanks for this! Will be an easy URL to pass on to those interested!

somegeek

Nice job guys!

Just to clarify....80 years combined experience, how old does that make you guys

Great Site!!!!!

Nice job guys, but remove your pictures!!!

Kudos to Mike and Ken!

I was just looking that over. Very nice job, guys!! I book-marked it so I can come back when needed. I will also have our web master put a link to it in our web site.

Thanks!!

CGr.

Bravo guys WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow!!! nice job Having my grandchildren looking at it. Thanks

Site looks great. Found a broken link (videos at bottom of page) and a couple typos (didnt think to remember them, not that big a deal to me). It is something beginners are always looking for. Even though I am not a beginner I had to read through and found a few interesting things. Keep up the good work.

Old enough to know better and too old to do anything about it [&o]

Great site! Looks like alot of work was put into it. I'm sure it'll help tons of people.

Thanks! It's fixed now

Mike,

Would it be appropriate to put suggestions/questions here, or should they be PM'd to you?

Looks great

Very nice web site. You have taken the "buddy box" to the next level.

Only one question. Is that picture of Ken from 1985?

David

David,
Actually, both of those pictures (Minn's and mine) were taken last May when we got together to shoot the video of the trainer build.

Ken

gboulton, you can make suggestions here if you like - unless you want to suggest we put GettingAirborne where the sun don't shine - in that case, PM them

Great job guys.[sm=thumbs_up.gif]

I would add the Sig Mid-Star to the intermediate trainers. I have read on these forums that they build quick, and are very stable in flight.

NorfolkSouthern

That may be true, I have no doubt that the mid star is a great plane, I even almost bought one once, but we only recommended the ones that we PERSONALLY have experience with.

Thanks guys,
very nice and very helpful, i learned alot from you guys and still learning....
nice idea with the ball to hold the CA bottle.

Alex

You have a PM waiting.

(JK Sorry...couldn't resist, it being April 1 and all)

In all seriousness...

That may answer my question then, but....

I'd wager ONE of you has built/flown/owned the venerable Telemaster.