Military flier in North VA

skydvejam · #1 07-31-2012, 02:28 PM

Hi all I am rather new, been flying since December, but I have put countless hours in flying both CP Heli's that I have since got out of, and RC Planes that is spreading in my family. I currently have one nitro Avistar flying, a Sensei, Blaze, and two thermal powered gliders, a 2 meter and a 776mm. Looking at getting my first nitro sport .40 sized so it will fit in my SUV with the kids in there as well.

rccardude04 · #2 08-06-2012, 08:56 PM

Sweet!

This ended up in the r/c car section, so I'm going to move it to the aircraft area. Welcome to the forums, enjoy your stay.

Feel free to ask ANY questions; regardless of how stupid it seems at the moment. We've all been there! LOL

-Eric

skydvejam · #3 08-06-2012, 09:27 PM

I have tons of questions ,just ask my club members lol, but I am starting to scratch build and on about my 15th or so aircraft. Working on a Nitro powered pattern or acrobat next. Also looking at a few park flier aerobatic types for more practice closer to home.

rccardude04 · #4 08-06-2012, 09:47 PM

Yeah, gotta love the lightweight electrics. Around here it's kinda hard to find a day without wind so that you can actually play in the park though. For a while I had a bunch of the Parkzone micro (indoor) planes I'd fly around out in front of the house (dodging trees), but it was too hard to find a calm day and I wound up getting rid of it all. Still have the big stuff though; Might have to build a little bigger indoor collection for the winter when we go to play around in the gymnasiums.

-Eric