Post by ace on Sept 14, 2008 7:57:37 GMT 1
Hello everyone!
My name's Ken and I'm an RC Junkie!
*Hi Ken*
I first got introduced to the RC world when I was a kid back in the 70's. My uncle had many planes that he built in his basement and used the crystal technology with all that expensive equipment. I unfortunately didn't have a plane (that actually flew) until this year. And my first plane? You guessed it: The "Super" Cub! I've since bought another plane (Parkzone's F4U Corsair) and am loving this hobby too much. I bought FS One's RC flight simulator before I got the Corsair and got the experience I needed to fly my first aileron plane. I'm here to tell ya, the flight simulator is a must if you want to save yourself money on damaged plane parts. It's also a great thing if you live in a place like I do where wind and rain hinder your chances of flying outside. I just bought the Corsair this last week and I'm already planning my next purchase. I've gotten a bunch of good flight times out of the Super Cub and I'm now looking at modifications to her to make her a better plane. Anyway, so I don't bore you to death with anymore info, I'll close for now and hopefully see you at the nearby flying field! Glad to be a part of this great site and I'll be seeing you around!
My name's Ken and I'm an RC Junkie!
*Hi Ken*
I first got introduced to the RC world when I was a kid back in the 70's. My uncle had many planes that he built in his basement and used the crystal technology with all that expensive equipment. I unfortunately didn't have a plane (that actually flew) until this year. And my first plane? You guessed it: The "Super" Cub! I've since bought another plane (Parkzone's F4U Corsair) and am loving this hobby too much. I bought FS One's RC flight simulator before I got the Corsair and got the experience I needed to fly my first aileron plane. I'm here to tell ya, the flight simulator is a must if you want to save yourself money on damaged plane parts. It's also a great thing if you live in a place like I do where wind and rain hinder your chances of flying outside. I just bought the Corsair this last week and I'm already planning my next purchase. I've gotten a bunch of good flight times out of the Super Cub and I'm now looking at modifications to her to make her a better plane. Anyway, so I don't bore you to death with anymore info, I'll close for now and hopefully see you at the nearby flying field! Glad to be a part of this great site and I'll be seeing you around!
