GETTING THE NEW R/C FLYER STARTED

[Ken Thompson III]

Wayne,
I started in a similar way.  Having less than a dozen flights with a buddy 
box, the flying season came to an end.  I wasn't ready to give up yet so I 
bought a Zagi which I flew all winter in 2001-02.  By the time spring rolled 
around, my instructor pulled up to the field to see me flying already. 
Walking up to me, he asked, "did you know your not supposed to be flying 
without an instructor?"  I said," yeah I know, I thought I'd get a quick one 
in before you got here."
After watching me for a few takeoffs and landings, he signed my ticket to 
get my pilots card.
I'm not so sure this isn't the way to go, at least for some.

Ken


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wayne Galligan" <wgalligan at goodsonacura.com>
To: <discussion at nsrca.org>
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 3:27 PM
Subject: GETTING THE NEW R/C FLYER STARTED


> This is not a particular pattern interest but it brings up a great theory 
> on
> training the new R/C flyer.
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> click on the Articles link and the next link  "A New Slant on R/C Flight
> Training"
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> http://www.skyblazersrc.com
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> Wayne Galligan
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