[NSRCA-discussion] Was Mini Brio, Now Pattern Longitevity

[John Pavlick]

Jim,
 I flew for my first year with a Hitec transmitter. And a 40-size plane. For
the Connecticut Primer I'm making a list of "suggested equipment" to hand
out at the local Hobby shops and club meetings. I think when people realize
that their 40-size Ugly Stik with a Magnum motor and Hitec radio is "legal"
for Sportsman, they'll give it a try. We'll see if it works. Remember,
pattern has been "dead" in Connecticut for almost 10 years. If I get 3 new
guys at the Primer I would consider it a success. Because they'll tell 2
friends and they'll tell 2 friends...

John Pavlick
http://www.idseng.com

BTW - Don't forget that the cost of "upgrading" to a full 2-meter pattern
plane requires more than the cost of the plane. It usually involves the
purchase of a MiniVan to haul that big hulk around too. Ask me how I know
about that...


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> Pattern needs a big overhaul !!!!! All the soso B/S and the
> HI-TEC talk runs
> off 99 out of 100 new comers. There is a lot of cheap planes out
> there that
> will fly pattern all are wood and will do the job just find. I
> get tried of
> hearing about all the HI-TEC myself but i just turn it off but a newcomer
> want they just don't come back. So we run off most of them with
> our talk. We
> need help them and leave the talk off if they ask then tell them.
> James Guinn
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> Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2006 1:08 PM
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