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westwind77 are you leaning toward gas powered hydros, or the 'displacement hull' type boats?

The helis are nice, but you need a lot of training/practice with them. I think RC planes are easier to master.

Post some pics when you get 'em built/flying/sailing. :hungry:

Sorry for the hijack! :hatsoff:


Mike :artist:
 
I would love to find a 5th Gen Lexan body to replace my '73 Bronco Tamiya CC01.

Check out My Garage...
 
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It sure seems like the R/C companies stopped with the 2nde gen body style for some reason and never came out with a 3rd or 4th gen so a 5th gen might not happen either. I think there'd be a decent market for the newer body styles.
 
westwind77 are you leaning toward gas powered hydros, or the 'displacement hull' type boats?

The helis are nice, but you need a lot of training/practice with them. I think RC planes are easier to master.

Post some pics when you get 'em built/flying/sailing. :hungry:

Sorry for the hijack! :hatsoff:


Mike :artist:

I've done a lot of reading on the r/c heli's - They are not too hard to fly, but hard to master. They tell you to use a computer trainer 1st though, after you are good there to actually fly the heli. They have made a lot of advancements with the gyros and stability. It would be a slow learning process but the challenge is the fun though.

Century® RC Helicopter Products

I would be getting one of those.

Now with the boat, I have run them before. I am looking at this company...

BONZÍ SPORTS - Performance Radio Controlled (R/C) Boats featuring the dynamic Zenoah engine line

Either going to get the 54" or the new 47" cat!
 
Lol, I'm rocking a Traxxas Stampede VXL with a 40C LiPo and loving the crap out of it! Considering it was 1988 or so last time is was messing with RC's.
 
I am finding the hobby is impossible to quit. I started in 1985 and keep getting pulled back into it. I've had gas and electric cars/trucks, and a plane, boat and heli- all electric. I figured I could at least fly the heli, but it was a waste of $400 bucks. Take off- crash. Order parts. Take off- crash. Order parts. Take off- crash. Order parts. Take off- crash. Get mad and make it "fly" for once and for all, across the entire yard. Weeeeeeeeee!!

I now stick to 4wd crawlers...
 
I had the same story when I started to learn heli flying. I learned the hard way coz that time we still don't have those sophisticated gyro and stabilization and bailout system. Whenever I lift the heli off the ground, the problem is how I'm gonna bring it down in one piece. I'm interested also with those RC 4WD with remote locking differential but budget dont permits coz I still have some unfinished project;

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and this is my Helicam:

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it compliment with my 4RTE as I could go anywhere off the road to find spot for shooting.

To the OP this one for you but not the 5th gen:

http://store.rc4wd.com/T-Runner-Lexan-Scale-Body_p_508.html
 
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It looks like a few R/Cers on this forum.
Dynamic Soaring is my passion.
The main reason I bought the 4Runner.
Holds a lot of planes, gets me to a lot of hills.
 

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