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Steve
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20th Jun 15 at 13:52   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
So my next thing to try to help my aspergers is perhaps one of these.

Anyone any experience with them? What's decent etc
p
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20th Jun 15 at 14:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Didn't even need to look at who started this topic.

My answer will still be.. Ask Steve.
Tiger
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20th Jun 15 at 14:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Notoriously difficult to master. The learner plane 20 years ago was the WOT4, dunno if they are still making planes.

[Edited on 20-06-2015 by Tiger]
Paul
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20th Jun 15 at 14:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It's not that hard but join a club, I was taught by this chap when he used to live in Liverpool.

http://www.paulhecklesrc.co.uk/

I learnt on a WOT 4 which was a cracking little plane until I stuffed it into the deck.

http://www.chrisfoss.co.uk/

This was all about 18 years ago so things have probably moved on since then. Best thing to do is go along to a club and speak to the people there who will hopefully have a wealth of knowledge.
Tiger
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20th Jun 15 at 14:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Start out with a cheap brushless motor glider until you get the hang of the controls, then move up to a plane.
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You want an a10 thunderbolt 1/5 scale with quad jet engines to start with. Otherwise you just waste money on crappy little planes.
Baskey
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My mate had a few. flying them got boring very quickly
Kyle T
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21st Jun 15 at 16:19   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
There's a dude who flies them regularly near me on an old mushroom packing place. Looks great fun, much more involving than a drone IMO.

Lotus Elise 111R

Impreza WRX STi
DaveyLC
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22nd Jun 15 at 07:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Steve
So my next thing to try to help my aspergers is perhaps one of these.

Anyone any experience with them? What's decent etc


Choose one of the following:

Multiplex Easy Star
Axion Alpha 139
HobbyKing Bixler

I take it you're going to use your DX6i?



[Edited on 22-06-2015 by DaveyLC]
3CorsaMeal
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Steve, my boss wants to buy a drone, are you going to sell me yours any time soon?

 
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