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Post by dwazzer on Oct 31, 2014 16:57:47 GMT
Hi peep's!
I am new to SFF however I am not that new to modelling or indeed electric modelling!
I am a keen aeroplane flyer and my boy is also into Heli's (and he is a much better pilot than me in all disciplines  ). We have a number of aircraft, mostly electric however there are a couple of noisy ones too (hope I am not 'black balled' for admitting that on here!!!)
I hope to be a good active member of the forum!
Cheers, Dave. |
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Post by JG on Oct 31, 2014 17:32:51 GMT
Hello Dave - As you can see we are silent flight people but your input on this website is greatly received, thanks for joining and welcome  |
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Post by Jef on Oct 31, 2014 20:04:25 GMT
Whilst we are cleansing our souls by confessing our sins... I sometimes fly a power plane from water, and it has a noisy smelly two-stroke glow plug thingammy to get it off the lake.  Please forgive me, Jef |
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Post by dwazzer on Nov 2, 2014 10:23:52 GMT
Haha, I only have one plane that would fit in on this forum (I think) it is powered but only briefly. It is an FVK Kamelot F5b glider, only slightly noisy for a couple of seconds at a time  Can I stay, or do you want me to get my coat...?  |
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Post by JG on Nov 2, 2014 10:40:28 GMT
Morning - You can stop as you have a glider so you don't have to get ya coat just yet   |
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Post by Jef on Nov 2, 2014 18:23:22 GMT
Hi Dwazzer.
Do you fly in F5B comps?
This is something that I aspire to do one day.
Perhaps you could list the equipment in your model on the electric section, to give others (me) some idea of what is required?
Cheers,
Jef
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). We have a number of aircraft, mostly electric however there are a couple of noisy ones too (hope I am not 'black balled' for admitting that on here!!!)
