I just want to thank everyone that responded to my questions about what
first plane/trainer to purchase.
I have decided, with the help of my local club instructors to purchase a
used hobbico avistar RTF kit complete with field box and accessories from
one of the club members. Should have it in about one weeks time (just in
time for my vacation time from work)
Thank-you all once again, you were a great help!
Kerry
Vance - 26 Jul 2004 18:56 GMT
> I just want to thank everyone that responded to my questions about what
> first plane/trainer to purchase.
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> Kerry
Local clubs are great resources. Good luck and have fun.
Bill Botook - 26 Jul 2004 23:16 GMT
And not a bad choice I might add. The Avistar makes a good trainer and when
your skills get better its a pretty nimble flyer.
> I just want to thank everyone that responded to my questions about what
> first plane/trainer to purchase.
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> Kerry
Tom Crabtree - 27 Jul 2004 01:10 GMT
Kerry:
Congrats on your purchase!
Welcome to the world of RC, and all of it's wonders.
May your take-offs be pretty and your landings be successful.
TomC
> I just want to thank everyone that responded to my questions about what
> first plane/trainer to purchase.
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> Kerry
<snipped from one of my earlier postings>
>As far as buying used stuff, be very careful. I would not buy my
first >airplane from a stranger. Go to your local airfield, join up,
and >start asking around. I'll be willing to bet that more than a few of
the >guys there have "Experienced" trainers gathering dust, that they
would >happily part with to a fellow club member. I'll wager they will
be >happy to help you get things put together and also set you up with
an >instructor.
Sounds like you took my advice!
Thanks!