New to RC Flight

[attaboy]

Many years of woodworking, metal working as in model engineering, and generally making things. Now I'm taking an interested in RC Airplanes and have bought the kit for the tiny trainer. At this point I'm probably more interested in building airplanes than flying them, but we'll see. I'm also kind of surprised there aren't more models of ultralights, like the Quicksilver, which apparently is no longer available. Really like that model.

 

[FlyingMonkey]

There's a few out there...

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__28697__Drifter_Ultralight_950mm_EPO_PNP.html

http://www.micro-flight.com/GWS Ultralight Kit.htm

https://www.stevensaero.com/StevensAero-SweetDream-Ultralight-Laser-Cut-Micro-RC-Kit.html

 

[AkimboGlueGuns]

An ultralight is kind of a niche market for RC pilots, but, they do exist.

 

[attaboy]

There's a few out there...

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__28697__Drifter_Ultralight_950mm_EPO_PNP.html

http://www.micro-flight.com/GWS Ultralight Kit.htm

https://www.stevensaero.com/StevensAero-SweetDream-Ultralight-Laser-Cut-Micro-RC-Kit.html

Thanks for the links...

 

[Winglet]

The Tiny Trainer is an excellent place to start, both in terms of building and flying. Wouldn't surprise me if you take more of a liking to flying than you might think? Welcome aboard!

 

[ovidiotraverso]

I like it.

 

[FlyingMonkey]

What part of Florida are you in ovidiotrverso?

 

[Incader]

Does this count as necro-posting?