fenderstrat
Elite Veteran
Location: Aston,Pa
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| Yeah Im a hoverer so what fender, doug? I think if fender can jog his memory he should remember me saying thats all I planned to do anyway. Helis are my winter hobby when its too cold to ride.
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well...if you read all my posts on the thread you will see that SEVERAL times I said that my statements were meant for the "people interested in flipping/going inverted".I kind of remember saying that flying scale was cool and required lots of skill,and if thats your thing cool.I also remember saying that it was for the people who had hovering skills WANTED to go inverted but did not have the confidence
at no time did I put anybody down,because they did not want to go inverted
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everyone has their comfort level.my point is this:dont put it off because you think it is HARD.if I can do it ANYONE out there can(this is for the people who WANT to advance,if you are happy hovering around your yard with no interest in flips,HAPPY HOVERING,enjoy,thats what this hobby is all about,having fun))
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| actually,what I meant was flying around the yard,hovering was problably the wrong word.Some people want to fly scale like and if thats your goal its very cool.controled scale flight takes WAY more skill than its given credit for and the FAI/F3C guys are beyond precise,amazing.......but for the guys saying "end of summer,next month,next year"ect ect.Dont put it off because of fear,if you think you have the control/orientation aspect down,your goal may be closer than you think
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| as I said, my comments were for the SEASONED hoverers,who have stated they WANT to flip/go inverted but fear seems to be the reason they are reluctant,not their current skills
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