newbi to rc planes need help

amaughan · 09-12-2009 12:42AM #1

hi,im new to the scene and need some help.
would this http://www.boyztoys.ie/?0lrWjeYx3Xff0fFp1AFF1WmZjcIfgZfGH3ZGDRNUG4PVD%3D be a good starter plane or could anyone recomend another good strong starter plane.

im based in longford and would love to get started in rc aviation sort of speak.
thanks
aaron

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBRRj2pfKFM

coolwings · 09-12-2009 10:19AM

A 500 gram model is pretty lightweight for flying in Ireland. That's a no-wind-weather model, that would go nicely on still days.
Have you gone to the Longford Model Club? They will undoubtedly suggest something considerably bigger and more powerful if you do. But of course that would also be a lot more costly.

amaughan · 09-12-2009 08:53PM

coolwings wrote: »

A 500 gram model is pretty lightweight for flying in Ireland. That's a no-wind-weather model, that would go nicely on still days.
Have you gone to the Longford Model Club? They will undoubtedly suggest something considerably bigger and more powerful if you do. But of course that would also be a lot more costly.

thats my problem...money haha.no i haven't gotten in touch with them yet i dont really know how.do they have an email address do you know.

coolwings · 10-12-2009 09:14AM

No email.
The club have a website. Most of them do.
Here is a list of the model flying clubs Irish Model Flying Clubs

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