kentisevil

I am new to e-flight (RC planes in genral);

I want to learn (safely) how to fly (my friend has a razor and I would like to join him out on the feild) The problem is I don't think I would be able to handly a razor (enough)

I bought the Real Flight Software. and I can handle the PT40 I can even (almost handle) the extra special. But, this is software and no matter how good it is, real life is not the same. I try to fly the BLT on the G2 sym and it is harder than I could have possibly imagined! Is this real? I want something I can practice landing and takeoff (accuracy stuff,) but I don't feel I am ready for a $300 plane.

I already own a razor, but have not attempted to fly yet?

Is there a razor for the Great Planes software?

My basic question is:

Should I get the BLT to learn how to fly my Razor? Should I fly in a park or at a club (I already joined the ama)

TIA kento

hobbyplace

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HI THERE IF YOU ARE NEW TO R/C I THINK THE BEST PLANE FOR YOU TO START OFF WITH IS A GWS TIGER MOTH ITS REALLY SCALE LOOKING AND SLOW, CHEAP TOO U SHOULD LOOK INTO IT I THINK U MIGHT END UP GETTING ONE. I HAVE GOT ONE THAT THE ONE I LEARND HOW TO FLY ON NOW I AM FLYING GIANT SCALE PLANES AND SEMI SCALE GEESSSHHH ILL FLY ANYTHING BUT A JET LOL WELL I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU OUT

kentisevil

thanx will do !!!

/kento

MUISER

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http://www.officeshops.com/tiger_moth.htm

Try this site, it is the cheapest site around and a good guy runs it also, i have done business with him several times and was happy with the results.

Ron

kentisevil

That is a nice site - that b2 is cool also