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Guest pokey
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son of a ! SOooooooooo THAT's where my 2nd grade chair ended up ? ! :lol:

 

I had a few of those R/C helicopters wayyyyyyyy back in 1983 or so, werent cheep back then & i doubt they got any cheeper. Not all that easy to fly either, interesting concept for R/C, but? i highly doubt it has a place in "real" helicopter training.

 

PLUS ? when you lose control of the thing? yer stuck in that chair & if its headed towards ya? YIKES ! :o

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Just thinking about a cost comparison; if it takes you 10 hours at $200 per to learn to hover that's about $2000.

 

Time, effort and money to build hover chair- $500

Time, effort and money to buy RC Helicopter - $500

Looking like an idiot in your front yard- Priceless

 

I'd rather loose the grand.

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I wonder if it comes in a two place so your friends can join you? :rolleyes:

If you are flying the 22 you still have to meet the SFAR73 time requirements, so tell me again how you will save money learning to hover in a wooden chair? :blink: :unsure:

 

RotorWeed

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Hey, where's my T handle? Whats this stick thing doing between my legs ??

 

Hey....this isnt my R 22 !!

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U R A sick individual :D :lol:

 

 

1. yes I am

 

2. The chair thingy looked so light and flimsy I just figured it had to be a 22 until I looked at the cyclic!

 

3. Yes, I love to slam the lil bird, but I still fly em !

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