rcheliflyer
Key Veteran
Location: calif., usa
| James,
I know that rushed feeling too ,
Been there and done that, different reasons but same end result 
Be glad that you helped someone that day and just put this mishap
as another notch on your experences of what not to do next time.
Distractions and such, affect my concentration on piloting my heli
let alone mech or radio probs.
Sometimes if I feel a bit stressed , I take a break, think about what's
going on, evaluate and go again.
There's times I'll pack up and call it a day early rather than push my
luck, especially If I've had a close call.
I get home and I'm happy to bring my heli's home in one piece, to fly
again another day 
Well at least you mentioned you have other heli's to fly, that's great
hope the Vigor gets back up on it's skids soon. |
He never read the book, and his heli was put together all wrong, So i try to help him. I was taking up a large amount of my flying time
And i wonted to get back out flying !!! I redid my Vigor last week. I spent two days on it geting it perfect. But i did not do a prefight, or a rang chack (domb on me) I rush to get going flying and pay for it !!! I can't blame no one but me. And it's going to cost me $$$$$
