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During this last winter I built a G.P. PT-40 never flew it, the field was not open yet, so to pass some time I started a G.P. Super Sporster just need to cover the wing to complete it, both are nitro. I was thinking of buying a electric park flyer before trying one of these expensive planes, I have a lot of time on a flight sim. So I think I can handle a park flyer what would be a good 4ch RTF park flyer?</p></span>

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It's mid July.. :eek: Come on.. find your buddy box and transmitter, charge the batteries, and head on out to the field, ANY AMA field, and fly that thing. Jeech.. what are you waiting for? ;)

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In my opinion save your money...I said in my opinion.....you have a good trainer in the PT-40.......if the local field is not ready...trust me those guys are flying somewhere...get with an instructor and fly.....a sim is not an instructor....please don't try and fly....Good Luck

RE: park flyer
 

I gotta agree wth JetMech and CGRetired. You already have a trainer. Find and instructor and get training to fly!!

Ken

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I have been looking for a buddy box for a Airtronics vg-400 can&rsquo;t find one and my local club does not have one?</p></span>

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RTF electrics are not cheap. Like this Hobbico Flyzone Cessna for $170
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVVX3&P=0
And this Hobbico Flyzone Cub for $150
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...I=LXSBM0**&P=0

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right now there is a vg-400 complete system for sale in the rcu classifieds $75 asking price

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AIRTRONICS VG400 Buddy Box w/ Trainer Cord. - AIR VG400TR
http://www.wholesaletrains.com/Detail.asp?ID=200301506