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05-21-2003 | 11:04 AM
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Re: RC flight schools
Originally posted by mpresley
Is there a flight school or individual offering an organized training program within 500 miles of Atlanta?
thanks.
Is there a flight school or individual offering an organized training program within 500 miles of Atlanta?
thanks.
We can teach you to takeoff and land on your own - on your very first lesson, without even breaking a prop. But I'm sure there are other schools which can guarantee the same service.
There is a school in Brasstown, North Carolina. Telephone: (828)
389-8968.
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05-21-2003 | 12:27 PM
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Originally posted by rc_sport
I would like to find a school that teaches aerobatics and other manuevers that I can't always pick up at my club
I would like to find a school that teaches aerobatics and other manuevers that I can't always pick up at my club
Learn aerobactics too, more than likely, it will only take one or two hours/lesson (same day)
Email me for more info: [email protected]
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05-21-2003 | 01:26 PM
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Martin,
Why would you want to pay to learn when virtually every club offers to teach free??
I belong to a great club with an abundance of members who are more than willing to buddy cord with those new to the sport.
My problems are:
Making a schedule work that includes all the obvious variables:
my schedlue (I operate a business alone and work late, open on weekends), the instructor's schedule, the weather, etc.
Different Instructors with different philosophies for training.
To much time between sessions, feel like I'm starting over with each trip to the field.
My goal is to close the office for 3 or 4 days, pray for good weather, maximize training time and hopefully come home ready to solo and work toward the next skill level. Then I only have to worry about my schedule and the weather.
Why would you want to pay to learn when virtually every club offers to teach free??
I belong to a great club with an abundance of members who are more than willing to buddy cord with those new to the sport.
My problems are:
Making a schedule work that includes all the obvious variables:
my schedlue (I operate a business alone and work late, open on weekends), the instructor's schedule, the weather, etc.
Different Instructors with different philosophies for training.
To much time between sessions, feel like I'm starting over with each trip to the field.
My goal is to close the office for 3 or 4 days, pray for good weather, maximize training time and hopefully come home ready to solo and work toward the next skill level. Then I only have to worry about my schedule and the weather.
05-22-2003 | 01:51 AM
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My goal is to close the office for 3 or 4 days, pray for good weather, maximize training time and hopefully come home ready to solo and work toward the next skill level.
He might be willing to accomodate your 3 or 4 days of intensive training for coffee and lunches.
Dennis-
