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T O P I C R E V I E W
SirReal International competition. These folks are serious!
Enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9f1ov3pdCc
padroo Thanks SiReal, I really enjoyed that.
SirReal
padroo Do you do R/C airplanes? I have toyed with the idea but have never gone any further. I used to work on real airplanes but that was a long time ago.
catfish thanks,thats some serious rc planes,lots of quality workmanship,a guy from ill.i used to work with a long time ago was one of the top in the country.dont think they had jet power in the early 70s.
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This message has been edited by catfish on 12-27-2013 at 10:00 PM
SirReal Padroo-Yes I have and have to say I can crash them and get them stuck in trees with the best of the worst. Lol
I currently have 10 R/C helicopters. The first six were trainers ahem and now set on the shelf The other four have survived me and I finally am comfortable with them.
I flew them over a train/town layout that I built for the kids at our community Christmas party and am pleased to announce no child was harmed. Not a single crash the kids were amazed and so was I
I find flying R/C to be very thereputic especially now.
You really should try it. Bush Hog foam planes from Radio Shack are a great entry. They are very durable. From there the sky is the limit.
You worked on real planes-Very cool!
Thanks for stopping by, Jeff
SirReal Catfish- You are quite welcome. It is amazing how far they have come. The video display and the moving pilot in the Mig blew me away. Glad you enjoyed it!
padroo I don't know if I would ever have the coordination to fly a R/C airplane. I guess it is all about practice.
garysss Let me introduce you to Joe. http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tzowQtqOM_I
garysss http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=zYPag3LuKlA
bjprowler Watching this, it's hard to remember that there are still parts of the world where the primary source of transportation is a camel and people live in grass huts.......
Fascinating!
This message has been edited by bjprowler on 12-28-2013 at 10:30 AM
MDProwler Just dont fly them in the garage with the Prowler!
EdsCat That is incredible footage. I used to fly 'control line' planes back in mid-1950's. Stand in the middle and fly them in a circle. Limited things you could do with them, but still fun.
Radio controlled models were just arriving on the scene. Talk about limited control! Up/Down/Left/Right - by the number of pulses you sent. The planes just sometimes kept on going off into the distance.
I was always better at building them than flying them. Great video!

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T O P I C R E V I E W
SirReal	International competition. These folks are serious! Enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9f1ov3pdCc
padroo	Thanks SiReal, I really enjoyed that.
SirReal
padroo	Do you do R/C airplanes? I have toyed with the idea but have never gone any further. I used to work on real airplanes but that was a long time ago.
catfish	thanks,thats some serious rc planes,lots of quality workmanship,a guy from ill.i used to work with a long time ago was one of the top in the country.dont think they had jet power in the early 70s. ------------------ This message has been edited by catfish on 12-27-2013 at 10:00 PM
SirReal	Padroo-Yes I have and have to say I can crash them and get them stuck in trees with the best of the worst. Lol I currently have 10 R/C helicopters. The first six were trainers ahem and now set on the shelf The other four have survived me and I finally am comfortable with them. I flew them over a train/town layout that I built for the kids at our community Christmas party and am pleased to announce no child was harmed. Not a single crash the kids were amazed and so was I I find flying R/C to be very thereputic especially now. You really should try it. Bush Hog foam planes from Radio Shack are a great entry. They are very durable. From there the sky is the limit. You worked on real planes-Very cool! Thanks for stopping by, Jeff
SirReal	Catfish- You are quite welcome. It is amazing how far they have come. The video display and the moving pilot in the Mig blew me away. Glad you enjoyed it!
padroo	I don't know if I would ever have the coordination to fly a R/C airplane. I guess it is all about practice.
garysss	Let me introduce you to Joe. http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tzowQtqOM_I
garysss	http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=zYPag3LuKlA
bjprowler	Watching this, it's hard to remember that there are still parts of the world where the primary source of transportation is a camel and people live in grass huts....... Fascinating! This message has been edited by bjprowler on 12-28-2013 at 10:30 AM
MDProwler	Just dont fly them in the garage with the Prowler!
EdsCat	That is incredible footage. I used to fly 'control line' planes back in mid-1950's. Stand in the middle and fly them in a circle. Limited things you could do with them, but still fun. Radio controlled models were just arriving on the scene. Talk about limited control! Up/Down/Left/Right - by the number of pulses you sent. The planes just sometimes kept on going off into the distance. I was always better at building them than flying them. Great video!