20-01-2012, 03:59 PM
Well said Kev, Could not have put it much better myself.
Without going on any further Ben.
If you are serious about the hobby you really can't go past the DX6i for learning to fly its a good radio and most of the pilots in our club use them.
The sim is also a must if you want to save yourself hours at the field standing beside an instructor.
By the way flying on a buddy lead is by far the best way to learn, because when you get disorientated or just get "dumb thumbs" and trust me it will happen.
The instructor can take over in a heart beat for you and your plane will return to terra firma in one piece. And thats always a really good thing!
Gazz
Without going on any further Ben.
If you are serious about the hobby you really can't go past the DX6i for learning to fly its a good radio and most of the pilots in our club use them.
The sim is also a must if you want to save yourself hours at the field standing beside an instructor.
By the way flying on a buddy lead is by far the best way to learn, because when you get disorientated or just get "dumb thumbs" and trust me it will happen.
The instructor can take over in a heart beat for you and your plane will return to terra firma in one piece. And thats always a really good thing!
Gazz
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