bigmatt101
New member
Hello, I'm new to the hobby. I've wanted to get into something RC for a while and looked into trucks/buggies/rock crawlers but found it to be rather expensive with parts. So the more I wanted to tinker with electronics and have a transmitter in my hand, the more I liked watching people fly. I bought a small quad (Estes Proto Z) that I found for almost nothing at my local Tuesday Morning and got the bug on flight. That quad sucks btw, but it allowed me to get into the air.
I now own and fly a Hobbyzone Sport Cub (that I have repaired and flown, repaired again, repeat) and still get giddy like a kid on Christmas morning when it's not windy out, cause I'm going flyen.
This hobby can be very cost efficient. I can buy a couple hundred bucks in electronics and (as long as I don't crash too bad) put that power pod in another foamboard plane and fly again for on the cheap. Thats how I found Flite Test. With the Power Packs and foam kits, it's a win win for somebody like me.
I'm gonna have questions, so I made an account. Happy Holidays!!!
Matt
I now own and fly a Hobbyzone Sport Cub (that I have repaired and flown, repaired again, repeat) and still get giddy like a kid on Christmas morning when it's not windy out, cause I'm going flyen.
This hobby can be very cost efficient. I can buy a couple hundred bucks in electronics and (as long as I don't crash too bad) put that power pod in another foamboard plane and fly again for on the cheap. Thats how I found Flite Test. With the Power Packs and foam kits, it's a win win for somebody like me.
I'm gonna have questions, so I made an account. Happy Holidays!!!
Matt