Composite-ARF Impact question

[Wayne Galligan]

Adam,

If you have any questions on the Aries just give me a shout.

Wayne Galligan

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Adam Quennoz" <aquennoz at ipa.net>
To: <discussion at nsrca.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: Composite-ARF Impact question


> Wow!!  I came home from work to find I had triggered a firestorm.  Now 
> I'm almost ashamed for buying the plane.  All I was wanted to know is if 
> anyone had seen the same thing I did.  I ordered the plane because I 
> thought it would be a quicker build since flying season is coming soon.  
> Plus I have a 10 month old daughter that is keeping me very busy. 
> 
> I have an Aeroslave Aries downstairs. In my 18 years in the hobby I have 
> never built a glass fuse pattern bird before and I would like to take my 
> time and get it right.  I don't have all the proper tools for acurately 
> building pattern planes (BTW, I prefer to build if time allows).  So the 
> Impact was my ticket to getting in the air and practicing while I 
> learned the secrets to building pattern planes.  Eventually I'd like to 
> start building from plans.  I have the Hebert designed Patriot 3D 
> plans.  I love the look of that plane!!  Hopefully I can find more plans 
> to choose from.
> 
> Bill I agree with you.  There should be more American made planes out 
> there flying, but the love of money, and our lazy society dictates 
> manufacturing relatively cheap, easy, pre-built, ready to fly, perfect 
> flying, world class pattern planes over seas.
> 
> Regards,
> Adam Q
> 
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