Sun, 24 October 2010
We're back again this week with a little more talk about the Micro Airplane scene. After flying my new Ultra Micro 4-Site a bit, I am lovin' it! We also discuss E-Flite's latest announcement a bit - The UMX Extra 300! This little plane looks to be BIG on performance and it looks like E-Flite has another winner on it's hands. Oh, yeah - eventhough I was unable to attend the 3D Hobby Shop OktoberFest Fly-In in Austin this weekend (a true shame, since I was IN Austin!), I got a few notes to share from my buddy Ron, that WAS there. LINKS: Fine Line Automation CNC (where MINE came from) Halloween Decor At The PhlatForum (Register to see pics) A Deal On Some Micro Hardware Over At RCG UMX Extra 300 Discussion And Vid At RCG Some 3DHS Oktoberfest 2010 Pics
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Sun, 17 October 2010
In our 89th session, we talk about batteries, ESC's, Spektrum AR6100's, a little more about my playing with RealFlight G5.5 (boy, do I LOVE Dynamic Slope Soaring!), and my official entry into Micro RC Flight with the Micro 4-Site I got for my birthday! Also, thanks to Hobby People, we've got some more STEALS to talk about this week! LINKS: PhlatBoyZ (PhlatPrinters and the batteries I ordered)
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Sun, 10 October 2010
In our 88th airing, we talk about a bunch of stuff, including some new items coming out, another great contest, some great used equipment for sale CHEAP, and a BIG video project that I worked on this past week. We hope you enjoy it! LINKS: Another Great XtremeFlyer Contest (Prizes from HERE and HERE) HeadsUpRC (Great Products, Info, Shipping, and Customer Service) Some Great Deals On Used PhlatPrinters (HERE and HERE) Gyros For People? (Thanks to David F for this link!)
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Sun, 3 October 2010
Sorry, gang, but something suddenly came up. LOL I hope to be back next week!
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TheCrashCast Everything you ever wanted to know about RC flying, but were afraid to ask! Weekly talk about Radio-Controlled Aviation and CNC as it pertains to the RC Hobby. Hosted by Michael 'Crash' Hancock, an active participant in the hobby for almost 30 years.
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