Timmy
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I don't think I've formally introduced myself like others have, I just kinda jumped in with a problem with one of my guinea motors.
I'm 14 years old, live in Canada north of Toronto and I got started on this hobby 2 years ago with a duet. The battery was trash and it never really flew. I gave up on that and made a couple of gliders out of some pink insulation foam. Fast forward may of last year and I got the Delta Ray One. I had trouble with it at first but its my fist RC plane that flew for longer than a couple of seconds.I flew it mainly in safe mode. Then last December I rediscovered flite test and decided to build a mini mustang. We didn't quite know how powerful these out runner motors were and thought that I built it too heavy so I dumped it. Maybe I'll revive it one of these days. My next plane was a pusher sparrow which flew but was kind of limited. Then the Tiny Trainer came along. That is when things took off. First of all I think my dad saw how great it flew and dumped a bunch more money into more electronics. ( he would never admit this ). Then the simple soarer got built, then the big Guinea Pig (which came with a faulty motor) .While waiting for a new motor I build a bushwhacker ( which I'm too scared to fly very much), so I built the bronco and now I'm bringing the guinea back to life. I've been flying the TT constantly, it's the only model that has passed the test of time.
Oh well, that's me and my history with the hobby. I'm still knda a noob at forums and RC so expect mistakes from me.
I'm 14 years old, live in Canada north of Toronto and I got started on this hobby 2 years ago with a duet. The battery was trash and it never really flew. I gave up on that and made a couple of gliders out of some pink insulation foam. Fast forward may of last year and I got the Delta Ray One. I had trouble with it at first but its my fist RC plane that flew for longer than a couple of seconds.I flew it mainly in safe mode. Then last December I rediscovered flite test and decided to build a mini mustang. We didn't quite know how powerful these out runner motors were and thought that I built it too heavy so I dumped it. Maybe I'll revive it one of these days. My next plane was a pusher sparrow which flew but was kind of limited. Then the Tiny Trainer came along. That is when things took off. First of all I think my dad saw how great it flew and dumped a bunch more money into more electronics. ( he would never admit this ). Then the simple soarer got built, then the big Guinea Pig (which came with a faulty motor) .While waiting for a new motor I build a bushwhacker ( which I'm too scared to fly very much), so I built the bronco and now I'm bringing the guinea back to life. I've been flying the TT constantly, it's the only model that has passed the test of time.
Oh well, that's me and my history with the hobby. I'm still knda a noob at forums and RC so expect mistakes from me.
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