FlyerInStyle
Elite member
yes, I think so, for now, I will have to just clean the yards from leaves and snow for my parents for money.
You can get a job at a local Hobby shop. This will get you several things. 1) You will have income to buy hobby stuff. 2) You most likely will be able to get a discount buying stuff from that store. 3) You will have more exposure to the hobby and all the various options that are out there.
Cheers!
LitterBug
YES! YES! YES! This is EXACTLY the kind of thing I was recommending!This is, from my own experience, a great idea. I was into racing Mountain Bikes when I was younger but, because I was in college, I didn't have the sort of money to buy the better bike components that I wanted, to pay for the Race fees, and travel required for anything more than a few hours from home.
So I got a second part time job at a bike shop. I got Prorated deals on nice components, I learned from experts how to tune by bike. And to top it off, I met a lot of contacts that I made friends with who some times would split costs of going to events with me. To top it all off, I also got paid! It was a lot of fun. I even met a couple girls.
Got to learn some people skills though.
This is, from my own experience, a great idea. I was into racing Mountain Bikes when I was younger but, because I was in college, I didn't have the sort of money to buy the better bike components that I wanted, to pay for the Race fees, and travel required for anything more than a few hours from home.
So I got a second part time job at a bike shop. I got Prorated deals on nice components, I learned from experts how to tune by bike. And to top it off, I met a lot of contacts that I made friends with who some times would split costs of going to events with me. To top it all off, I also got paid! It was a lot of fun. I even met a couple girls.
Got to learn some people skills though.
Video of you meeting gurls or it never happened mate.. You know the rulez of tha interwebz
I hope there are, though I do not know where to find them.
I really want to join flitetest, because I know somethign about getting started especially in rc planes. But what is their email? they only put out their customer support email, and so I do not know how to contact them for thatLook at ANY company you think you can bring something to the table to bargain with and Email them. Give a well written address how you could mutually benefit each other and see what happens. Some wont even respond, others may get back with encouragement and an apology, still others may decline but send you some sort of swag for your efforts, others may even return with more inquiries or form of dialog to see what you are about and if you could potentially fill a position real or just made to see what you can do.
Keep in mind you would need to customize that initial writing to each company and NOT copy paste and mass email to be effective. The more specific you can be the more attention you will gain over many others trying to do the same thing.
Proof read and Spell check spell check spell check and have someone else proof read and do the same. Fastest way to the garbage bin is poor spelling and grammar.
The like button is for when you have nothing to say but you like it. If he didn't reply he probably didn't have anything to add.whackflyer, can you reply, not just like, sorry for the fury
I really want to join flitetest, because I know somethign about getting started especially in rc planes. But what is their email? they only put out their customer support email, and so I do not know how to contact them for that
Should I contact them through the forums?
You said it .The like button is for when you have nothing to say but you like it. If he didn't reply he probably didn't have anything to add.
Ok. so I do not have social media, so what should I do?