Big Thank you!!

[Mojo]

For a while i could not post in the For Sale section and didn't have the chance to thank the members that i have bought stuff from on this forum.

All those members have been so helpful with information and with all my silly questions regarding the items. To the extent that on an occasion i was advised by the seller that maybe the item is not suitable for me (which gave a few days to make up my mind)

Obviuosly this shows how honest and helpful the members of this forum are (they are still happy to answer questions and give me advice on my new aquisitions whenever i'm having trouble)..

All through the process of fund transfer to recieveing the items we had great communication and all my items arrived well packaged, exactly as described and on time..

So thank you all for being fantastic and honest throughout the whole process.

So here we go (in no particular order);

Three6ty
Mojogoes
Bigbellypopper
Cambs Flyer
Evo Andy
BusterBoy

Cheers guys and thank you again..

Cheers,

Mo

[Mart61]

Glad you had a good experience. It is pretty much the norm in these parts.

[Mojo]

I have no doubt about that..

I have encountered nothing but honesty and genuine advice..
Hopefully i'll be able to contribute in some way or another to this wonderful forum..



Mo

[inpar]

Hi again Mojo,

How's the learning curve curving ??

[Mojo]

Hi Inpar,

It's getting interesting.. As far as the T3D goes haven't done any more than spin it up and down till it's lite on it's skids and try to hold it in place (as per Radd's).. Got myself some TG and gonna go for my first hover soon

I have joined the a local flying club (great guys!), and gonna attempt my first hover out on the flying field (although i'll be in some patch on the side until i pass my A)..

Phoenix has been great help, i can pretty much hover a 50 and hold a B400 for about 20 sec.. But i want to try the real thing, find out what goes wrong and fine tune it on the sim..

I have to say that when i went last Sunday to watch them fly it was actually my first time to see big heli's fly in real life.. And boy they are beautiful Trex 600, Raptor 60 and a millennium 90 (nitro seems to be what everyone has, they leave their 400 and 500's to the garden).. And i thought a 400 was a biggish heli.. So my Twister in comparison looks like a toy

So i know what i'm going for next (definitely a 600/50 nitro) but can't wait to attempt my first hover..

It's getting really exciting now as i have pretty much got all i need (4 batt, charger, spares) so it's time to get cracking

Mo

[cambs flyer]

It sounds like your well hooked & having a blast!

Nice one buddy.

[inpar]

Hi Inpar,

It's getting interesting.. As far as the T3D goes haven't done any more than spin it up and down till it's lite on it's skids and try to hold it in place (as per Radd's).. Got myself some TG and gonna go for my first hover soon

I have joined the a local flying club (great guys!), and gonna attempt my first hover out on the flying field (although i'll be in some patch on the side until i pass my A)..

Phoenix has been great help, i can pretty much hover a 50 and hold a B400 for about 20 sec.. But i want to try the real thing, find out what goes wrong and fine tune it on the sim..

I have to say that when i went last Sunday to watch them fly it was actually my first time to see big heli's fly in real life.. And boy they are beautiful Trex 600, Raptor 60 and a millennium 90 (nitro seems to be what everyone has, they leave their 400 and 500's to the garden).. And i thought a 400 was a biggish heli.. So my Twister in comparison looks like a toy

So i know what i'm going for next (definitely a 600/50 nitro) but can't wait to attempt my first hover..

It's getting really exciting now as i have pretty much got all i need (4 batt, charger, spares) so it's time to get cracking

Mo

Good luck to you mate,

You will never forget the feeling of elation when you do your first controlled hover.