Tracking my R/C Plane Builds and Key Moments
Due to the weather not cooperating it was nice to finally find an opening to squeak in some flying. Though their was bad weather all around us Petter and I decided to take a chance and headed to the airfield on May 26th for 6:30PM. The evening could have went either way for us but turned out […]
On Wednesday, May 18th I got in my first flights of the season! I went out the night before; however, my transmitter with its new battery pack (that’s actually made for the Spektrum radio I have) when I got there was not charged! I thought I had charged it, plugged it into the wall overnight, but
Takeoffs, Flying & Landings. Oh Yeah! Read More »
Since my last post there have been a few developments. Going to start with my first flight followed by a continuation of the customizations done by Peter and John to my plane and why as more came out of that first flight due to things we discovered. First Flight It was great and a little
Sig Kadet LT40 Maiden Voyage Read More »
I have been out to the airfield a couple times since my last post. Nowhere near as much as I would have liked to but you can’t control the weather! I am gaining more experience and have gotten well beyond the circle pattern I have been flying in both directions. I moved on to figure eights
Flying, Equipment setup & First Plane! Read More »
Wednesday I finally got out to the Kenora airfield to try my hands with a gas powered trainer. I got up for a couple flights. I was on the buddy box while Peter held the master control as I flew counter-clockwise around the perimeter of the flying field. I did really well for my
First flight at the Kenora airfield Read More »
When I was home the weekend before last I decided it was time to get in touch with my local R/C (Remote Control) flying club since I’m now finally in a position that I can take up a hobby I have been wanting to try and get into for years. Since the weather didn’t cooperate
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