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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / July 2004Airborne for 1 full minute
After 4 attempts, I final got my Aerobird to airborne for 1 full minute, doing 4 circle. It end up on a tree. Was able to get it back, but I'm happy thanks to help on this group. Next time, I'll bring good sun glasses (learn something today) Congrats! Yes, sunglasses.  SignatureDan AMA605992 KE6ERB http://www.fubar1.net "I've heard the screams of the vegetables..." Take out the "trash" to reply > After 4 attempts, I final got my Aerobird to airborne for 1 full minute, > doing 4 circle. It end up on a tree. Was able to get it back, but I'm happy > thanks to help on this group. Next time, I'll bring good sun glasses (learn > something today) Kin Lee opined >After 4 attempts, I final got my Aerobird to airborne for 1 full minute, >doing 4 circle. It end up on a tree. Was able to get it back, but I'm happy >thanks to help on this group. Next time, I'll bring good sun glasses (learn >something today) Flying down sun is a good idea, if you can manage it ;). -ash Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil? > After 4 attempts, I final got my Aerobird to airborne for 1 full minute, > doing 4 circle. It end up on a tree. Was able to get it back, but I'm happy > thanks to help on this group. Next time, I'll bring good sun glasses (learn > something today) ...personally I would have included the time spent in the tree as "airborne"...I mean it IS just a matter of one's perception... >...personally I would have included the >time spent in the tree as "airborne"... Uh, wouldn't that be treeborne..? Back to corner... Bill(oc) GOOD MAN. Now buck up soldier and get back in that saddle! BTW, my first 5 flights averaged 10 seconds ea. ps, bring the DAMNED CHAINSAW next time! > After 4 attempts, I final got my Aerobird to airborne for 1 full minute, > doing 4 circle. It end up on a tree. Was able to get it back, but I'm happy > thanks to help on this group. Next time, I'll bring good sun glasses (learn > something today) > GOOD MAN. > Now buck up soldier and get back in that saddle! > BTW, my first 5 flights averaged 10 seconds ea. 9 seconds more than mine then :-) > ps, bring the DAMNED CHAINSAW next time! tut tut. Thats no way to treat a nice carbon dioxide fixing ecosytenm is it? > 9 seconds more than mine then :-) I said 'Average'. I had one or two good long straight flights that brought the average up. > > bring the DAMNED CHAINSAW next time! > > tut tut. Thats no way to treat a nice carbon dioxide fixing ecosytenm is it? He flys electric doesnt he? iddnt dat hippie enough for ya? 8) hehe... >>9 seconds more than mine then :-) > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > He flys electric doesnt he? iddnt dat hippie enough for ya? Nah,. he should be trippin' as well, then he'd see about 30 planes, all different colors, and have to land them all in a single graceful swoop. :-) > 8) hehe... > > > He flys electric doesnt he? iddnt dat hippie enough for ya? > > Nah,. he should be trippin' as well, then he'd see about 30 planes, all > different colors, and have to land them all in a single graceful swoop. Up for a challenge? 8) >>>>He flys electric doesnt he? iddnt dat hippie enough for ya? >> >>Nah,. he should be trippin' as well, then he'd see about 30 planes, all >>different colors, and have to land them all in a single graceful swoop. > > Up for a challenge? Hmmm... > 8) |
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