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Post by red08yaris on Feb 19, 2011 19:50:05 GMT 1
Gave up rc trucks and I'm addicted to planes already and have barely got into it. These are my two beginners and both are the RTF versions. Next up is a Trojan T-28 BNF with a DX5E.  |
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Post by pauliepilot on Feb 19, 2011 21:18:28 GMT 1
I did the same thing 8mths ago...i went out n bought a traxxas jato 3.3 and smashed into a curb at about 40mph so went to the lhs to buy bits...long story short...i got talked into buying a hz sc lp n since then iv been addicted :-) as for the jato i cracked the conrod inhalf n smashed the piston!"over reving" its in bits in the box been there 6mths waiting for repair???
Thinking about building a pdf extra s 300 from depron just got to get the plans sorted.
Have a look at my hanger at photo bucket"PAULIOPILOT"
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Post by renard80 on Feb 20, 2011 1:44:58 GMT 1
Welcome to you, and good luck with your flying.
No doubt you will soon notice that RC trucks are MUCH closer to the ground than planes . . . !!
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Post by red08yaris on Feb 20, 2011 5:52:18 GMT 1
My collection could grow very quickly if I can get some extra cash. I found a guy that has a Esky King 3D heli, F4U Corsair, P51D Mustang, Super Marine Spitfire, F15C Jet, and a Mini Super Cub for sell for only $500 for everything. All aircraft are brand new and never been flown before and he has all the controllers, batteries, chargers, etc. I might end up selling the jet and heli because I think the jet would be to much for me and I've tried helis but I prefer planes. He said he's getting out of the hobby so hopefully I can gain his loss.
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Post by killioughtta on Feb 20, 2011 8:37:11 GMT 1
No doubt you will soon notice that RC trucks are MUCH closer to the ground than planes . . . !! After spending two years on these forums, I beg to differ.  |
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