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Pitts RC
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I flew a Pitts a couple times and it wasn't much bigger than that, but certainly built a little stronger, a lot stronger. Even though most are very well built, they only mimic the real thing, regardless of their size. I certainly wouldn't get in one, even if big enough. :highly_amused: PJ
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Mmm not really a model any more is it?
im leaning toward un manned aircraft
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honestly I found building smaller RC planes more of a challenge
certainly flying smaller was mucher harder to fly (at scale )
the way I saw it was how much money were you willing to risk not so much in the difficulty
does the AMA even insure you with something this big ?
im leaning toward un manned aircraft
DRONE
honestly I found building smaller RC planes more of a challenge
certainly flying smaller was mucher harder to fly (at scale )
the way I saw it was how much money were you willing to risk not so much in the difficulty
does the AMA even insure you with something this big ?