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| A great day to by flying, for big and small aircraft. Members of the local flying club droped in to say g'day. They were more intrested in our machines while we were more intrested in theirs!! | |
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The Bobcat taking off. This aircraft is ideal
trainer in flying and learning aerobatics with. I am using a Royal .46
engine, and in general its a good fun plane to fly.
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| This is the "GWS PICO-J3-S" electric in door. It can also be flow outside on very calm mornings. This is a great model, easy & quick to assemble, ideal to fly first thing in the morning before work. I am using a 270mAh ni-cd which takes 15min to charge and lasts for 12 or so minuites. A great model and recommended to anyone who likes flying. |
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| This is the JP Albatross 2m electric glider, with a fold up propeller. This is another great model, easy and quick to assemble. I use a 1400mAh ni-cd battery that takes 15min to charge. Flying times range from 14min with no lift around, to 32min with patchy lift. I recently broke my record of 32 consecutive loops by 8, to make my new record of 40 loops. The Albatross is very aerodynamically clean, as I did not lose much height with my loop record. This glider flies fast, which is great for zooming around the sky looking for lift. It is not a beginner's glider, a small amount of experience is required. |