Artistic Aerobatics suggestions
Patternrules at aol.com
Patternrules at aol.com
Mon Jan 26 10:56:32 AKST 2004
What we have to remember is that if you look at the overall #'s of $'s spent
in this hobby, you will see real quick, that there just not there, in the
80's I checked with the hobby assoication and the #'s just aren't there in fact
what I found was rc cars had more than twice the $'s as aircraft now compare
that with golf or even tennis. I have golfed for some years until I got back
into pattern and Tournament bass fished for sometime as well, when I stopped
fishing, $20,000 boat, vehicle to pull it 20 to 30 thousand, and that's no
equitment, I was told golf was very expensive how could that be, the most expensive
clubs at $4000 and green fees, membership is the cheap way to go, pattern
seems really inexpensive, as always money talk's and if your from Texas you know
BS walk's.
I think our number's of people involved isn't bad at all. Think about it in
the 50's and 60's rc was real high tech at that time now it's like an old hat,
most people know what it is, have seem on TV even in commercials and the
start of home improvement for a year.
Let's not try to make this something it isn't. Pattern pilot will alway be
some of the best pilots and will always be or at least at my field the ones to
ask "HOW DO YOU DO THAT" "CAN YOU HELP ME TUNE MY ENGINE" ect. ect. There's a
lot of pride in what we do, and everyone involved should be proud.
Sure I try to encourage people to get into pattern, but it isn't for
eveyone, to some people just traveling to a contest would be to much.
Steve Maxwell
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