fliers1
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At least someone is taking my efforts seriously. Best Of The Web: RC Flying As A Pathway To Aviation - AVweb
Hope for the hobby shop
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Mr Man
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Most that I see do it all.
Mr Man
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Look guys! A human Dictionary!
Mr Man
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fliers1
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That would be great and the hobby would grow big time.
JFC24
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30 years of teaching everything from ice hockey to scouting to 400 level college…and two dozen FAA pilot certificates during 1000+ hours of dual given.
My issue is not with you or your technique. My issue is with your unwavering refusal to acknowledge that is just the RC version of the Montessori method: I see, I do, I teach. While effective, it is not unique nor is it the only way to create a transference of knowledge.
fliers1
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People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it. - Confucius
I have 50 years of success and 400 very happy people I trained who learned an average of 2 hours. And being gaslighted along the way. Many learned to fly skillfully and land on their first or second lesson. They learned enough to right away train someone else on an RC flight simulator, and some safely used a model. Some learned within 20 minutes. Compared to traditional flight training, if my technique is not unique, I don't know what is. I call it hands-on marketing.
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fliers1
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I lost count many years ago. AMA HQ, all other RC aeromodelling organizations, skeptics, pessimists, and cynics on all related forums. No, I don't have all the names, and they don't come out and say it can't be done, but I never get any support from anyone.
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Piotrsko
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People in power hate giving up that power
@Piotrsko 's first law of government: People in power hate giving up that power
And it's corollary is: People who are already prone to liking and making rules automatically gravitate to government and bureaucracy.
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