Click logo to return to home page. ]

 
Home>Forums>Introduce Yourself>new dude Post Reply   New Topic   
Forum Jump 2 Pages 1 2
] ] ]
]
Author / Post
Avatar User Offline flyerman
Basic Member
Basic Member
flyerman
Joined: November/24/2016
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 10
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 11:56am  Quote
 
A quick greeting to all. Joined about two weeks and have a few projects lined up. Retired firefighter and was out of RC for 35 years- like 1979. Back in 3 years ago and currently flying AW P51 and large gas Extras and SBACHS. Also, clinging to small glow, 60-120. Love the smell of nitro in the morning. Trying my hand at electrics for quick in the air flights. Mind boggling changes since the pre-historic '70's. Happy to be here.

__________________
flyerman
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline prois
Lifetime Site Supporter
Lifetime Site Supporter
Joined: November/28/2015
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 830
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 1:22pm  Quote
 
Welcome Randall to RCSB, you picked a great site to join with plenty of great people with a ton of knowledge..

__________________

Patrick


 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
Avatar User Offline foodstick
Lifetime Site Supporter
Lifetime Site Supporter
Joined: November/22/2007
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 1635
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 1:49pm  Quote
 
Flyerman, there must be an insane amount of changes, you quit the hobby 10 years before I took it up.. and I barely recognize it from when I first got involved... I hope you catch the bug bad, and get stuckin there !



 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
Avatar User Offline flyerman
Basic Member
Basic Member
flyerman
Joined: November/24/2016
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 10
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 4:16pm  Quote
 
Quote: foodstick
Flyerman, there must be an insane amount of changes, you quit the hobby 10 years before I took it up.. and I barely recognize it from when I first got involved... I hope you catch the bug bad, and get stuckin there !<br><br><br>


I'm down for the count with this stuff. No cure, especially for some projects that were impossible with '70's technology. A lot to check out on this site. Gonna take many hours or is it days, weeks?

__________________
flyerman
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline prois
Lifetime Site Supporter
Lifetime Site Supporter
Joined: November/28/2015
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 830
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 11:07pm  Quote
 
Randall,

I'm like you,I left the hobby in 1982 and got back into it about 2 years ago when I retired. Finding everything has changed from electronics to even the normal size for a scale warbird. Back in the 80's the norm. for a scale plane was a .60 size engine with a wingspan around 65"'s now there 85"'s plus and glow fuel is not used much. A definite new learning experiance, I restarted with a trainer  a PT 60 to see how much flying I forgot. Like riding a bike it comes back to you but a little on the rough side. Good luck with the adventure, I guess it is true that the little kid inside of us never leaves...


__________________

Patrick


 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search 
 
Avatar User Offline jcboys
Lifetime Site Supporter
Lifetime Site Supporter
Joined: August/11/2009
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 338
IP Logged
Posted: December/10/2016 at 11:33pm  Quote
 

Randall , let me start with a Thank You for your service as a Firefighter and Welcome to RCSB, The talent and skills of the builders on this site are beyond amazing , again welcome.

John



__________________
John C
1/4 Spacewalker

On the bench 1/4 BUSA Sopwith PUP
Topflite P47 Razorback
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline flyerman
Basic Member
Basic Member
flyerman
Joined: November/24/2016
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 10
IP Logged
Posted: December/11/2016 at 8:29pm  Quote
 
Quote: Giant Scale Nut

Randall,
<br>
I'm like you,I left the hobby in 1982 and got back into it about 2 years ago when I retired. Finding everything has changed from electronics to even the normal size for a scale warbird. Back in the 80's the norm. for a scale plane was a .60 size engine with a wingspan around 65"'s now there 85"'s plus and glow fuel is not used much. A definite new learning experiance, I restarted with a trainer  a PT 60 to see how much flying I forgot. Like riding a bike it comes back to you but a little on the rough side. Good luck with the adventure, I guess it is true that the little kid inside of us never leaves...


Ditto to that. We used to think a 14" prop was huge- it's a tooth pick now. Best, Randy

__________________
flyerman
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
Avatar User Offline flyerman
Basic Member
Basic Member
flyerman
Joined: November/24/2016
National Flag of United States United States
Posts: 10
IP Logged
Posted: December/11/2016 at 8:34pm  Quote
 
Quote: jcboys




Randall , let me start with a Thank You for your service as a Firefighter and Welcome to RCSB, The talent and skills of the builders on this site are beyond amazing , again welcome.

John


Thank you. I'm looking forward to starting with a short kit. The arfs are nice and save a lot of time, but....

__________________
flyerman
 
Back to Top  Printer Friendly Version  Profile  Search  Web 
 
]
] ]
Forum Jump 2 Pages 1 2

 

  Post Reply   New Topic   

] ] ]
]
   ]
Similar topics you might be interested in...
new source
new guy
new guy here
newbie
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot create polls in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum
]
] ]

Home Icon Portal Home   Forum Icon Forum Home   Forum Icon Your Privacy

Copyright © 2003-2024, RCSCALEBUILDER.COM, All Rights Reserved