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RC Warbirds

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Been flying RC for years. A lot of money invested in most of those planes in that video. Since time is a commodity as of late, I have been getting into some of the ARF (almost ready to fly) and the RTF kits. All mine now are electric, but I used to fly the gas kits which took months to build. Kinda miss the big ones though. Anyone else in the JG fly RC?

 

Also, you guys should take a look at some of the planes Banana Hobby has to offer.

http://www.bananahobby.com/

They are all ARF kits, so pretty easy to get started. Although I will mention that warbirds are not the place to start when trying out RC flight. just so I got that out there, and Im not liable for your $300 that just hit a passing car at the park. =)

At 70mph.

 

Sith

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My grandfather used to take me with when he would fly his RCs, so I've had some experience with fixed wing. I've raced gas cars for a little while and have had a job that paid for me to learn to fly an RC helo for 2-4 hours a day, depending on the daily needs. Of course my real job is just flying very large (and expensive) remotely piloted aircraft, but the skill involved isn't in the fingers.

 

I'm not sure if you know any of the Tournament of Champion, 3D RC names like Billy Hempel, Sean McMurtry, Chip Hyde, or Mike Gobel. I've had the pleasure to work with all of them in my career.

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