Out of bussiness

Let's be honest here. How many of you have released your anger by stomping an airplane? I have!!!!!

jetmech05

that makes about as much sense as throwing the transmitter becaused you crashed

asmund

I have stomped a plane, made me feel better

mboland

Never
Much more fun to take it home and see if I can piece together a flying plane again.
If your not crashing, your not trying hard enough

nothinbetr2do

i admit that i wanted to, but never have. just like as stated before, i'd rather try to fix and fly it again

krayzc-RCU

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i will only stomp on it if i was not repairable and i need to get my parts off of it ASAP

Scar

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Not me, but I have a transmitter you can stomp if it would help.

Cheers,
Dave Olson

Flyboy Dave

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....I stomped a near new plane to smitherines once. It deserved it. [:@]

FBD.

Insanemoondoggie

And they call me Insane .lol

krayzc-RCU

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Flyboy Dave
lay on this soft pillow and tell us about your childhood

KI8FR

I naver did but my ex wife did. She got 3 of my plans. She did not want me to go flying. She stomped on them as said the planes go or I got. Now she is my ex wife lol

CHRISTANEAGLE

Now this is my kind of forum. I've done it! Until this day I have no regrets. Just like Flyboy Dave the plane deserved it. Push mowers, chainsaws, weedeaters, yard blowers, they are all out to get me.

Insanemoondoggie

Does a 30.06 round thru an Evolution engine count ? [sm=shades_smile.gif]

craigpuckett

ROFLMAO overkill comes to mind,I have wanted to place a few rounds thru this computer at times so I feel your pain[8D]

Cambo

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Wrong, if you aren't crashing you aren't low enough

stunt-man

What works for me is removing all of the useful items, then torching the plane in my fireplace. Just watching it go up in flames gives me satisfaction, and eliminates the trash.

cstevenpeterson

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CHRISTANEAGLE,

LOL - are the Paranoids also out to get you???

A number of years back, I had a brand new TF Headmaster 40 trainer ARF all ready to go and two small kittens climbed up to the shelf where I had it stored, knocked it down to the floor, broke some of the frame and removed all of the covering. I was so upset I "lost it" and finished off the airframe with my boot. Had I kept my cool, I could have salvaged it with no problem - never did that again even though some planes really do deserve it! Oh btw, the kittens are now adults and living the "Cats" life.

Steve

hrrcflyer

It's funny running across this post today, since I almost stomped a plane that I haven't even finished putting together yet. [>:] The plane is the Tower Kaos 40 ARF. This ARF has given me nothing but trouble from the beginning. I guess the old saying is true "You get what you pay for". Anyway, last night after I put my trusty YS53 4 stroke on it, I wanted to get an idea of how much tail weight it would take to balance it. With everything in it except a prop I proceeded in starting to add stick on weights under the horizontal stab. By the time I was finished, I had put 4 OUNCES on the plane!![:'(]. Needless to say I wasn't happy, especially since I had the same motor and setup on a 40 size Tower Kaos kit I had before I "re-kitted" last year. So, if it doesn't fly the way I know a Kaos should, It may not be over yet.[>:]

Jim_Purcha

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Thanks for the info. I have a Tower Kaos ARF at home too. Must remember to cut opening for tail weight.

Stomped a viking glider fuselage a few years back. It was started by someone else, and the built up tail boom was as twisted as it could be. There was noway of making that sucker straight. Needed a jig to build this one properly. Felt good though.

Jim

Out of bussiness

I't funny how a "Toy" the wife calls it, can push your buttons. We all have our moments of anger with a plane or radio for some. The next time your plane acts up and nobody is looking kick it I bet you will feel better. Unlike Christaneagle my lawn is small so I use electric yard tools.Sounds like fun to me though.

stinger40

I've never purposely harmed any of my planes. They don't deserve it.

daveopam

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I saw it happen back in Sept at our yearly fly in. The guy was flying a Da-100 powered plane of some kind I think he said it was a Chip Hyde design. Anyway he told me earlier in the day it would snap at low speed with to much ELEV. Well later that day it snapped in. I did not get to see how bad it was hurt before he danced on it. Afterwords it was junk. It had two servos in each wing half. He stomped all around the servos until he could pull them out. I couldn't watch but I'm sure the fuse got the same treatment.

David

telejojo

I stomped a cub (foamy) my first rc plane..........but I crashed many times before that and it finally pushed me too far.

RedGN

There is theropy for R/C Rage you know

But hey, who hasn't thrown a few transmitters in their time????[:@]

That'll show them[>:]

randomhero86

well, idk if this counts, but when i was learning to fly i kicked the tail off my trainer at the field so i glued it back on with zap tock off and the tail fell off and it plowed in the ground... i really thought it would hold!
oh and i droped a transmiter. but only cause my body was life less.. no strength to hold a transmiter. that was when i put my p-51 kit (1st kit) in on its maiden. damn wind!
i got a ucando3d 46 im bout to stomp on! i rebuilt it then my girl friends cats knocked it off the wall and it cracked the ribing leading to the tail and the motor mount broke and my carb broke off a st 61.
RIP!