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Post by oncloud9 on May 19, 2011 21:29:04 GMT 1
Wow I love this plane, It's got to be the best intro into flying RC! Really pleased there is such a big fan base/ following for this plane, this site is a wealth of information & advice. plus... great photo's to help me decide on the Cub's first colour scheme! I've never flown rc before but have been thinking about it for ages, maybe I have been lucky but, since I got my Cub a week ago I have had 4 flights without incident (apart from my RTF tx breaking mid-flight!), I was flying inverted (just!) and doing loops, touch-and-goes all within the first 5 mins of my first ever flight! I LOVE IT! Hi guys, thanks for the great site and all the knowledge you are sharing so willingly. Jamie, Colchester, Essex, England.
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Post by higgsbosonman on May 19, 2011 22:18:16 GMT 1
wow. sounds like you have a knack for the cub's controls. sounds like you've got the RC bug, so start clearing room in your house for "new arrivals"
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Post by toff on May 19, 2011 22:24:56 GMT 1
Hello! I'd like to be the first to say thank you! Not for coming on the site, but for putting in your location details. Thank you. Quite a few of the southern crew on here, but be warned, they are cannibals. Not at all like the (very) few northern souls, who offer a warm welcome. Like me! Am I not nice and welcoming? Especially watch out for John (like all business men, he's just after your munney!) and Renard ( who just wants a lift to the shops all the time! He pretends to be old, but has the legs of a leopard, and can run around flying shows like a gazelle ( so I've been told) A canniballistic leopard-gazelle I tell you!) ;D Glad you like your supercub, and I hope you'll be here a long time.....Once you come in, you never leave.....wooooooo......
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Post by renard80 on May 20, 2011 1:52:49 GMT 1
Welcome to the Club! I am deeply impressed by your prowess and envious that you have progressed so quickly.
Please do not be put off by the comments of our uncouth northern friend. We sophisticated southerners do our best to humour him, but late at night he can become tired and emotional, sometimes bordering on the downright offensive. Strong drink can be a curse.
Happy flying!
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