SamuraiBigEd

Having a love/hate relationship with the rain...

hello,
could you give me a help?
Thks

um..*POOF*. lol

hello =], can i help you?

Hi there! Thought I'd drop by and say hello to my fellow San Antonian! ^^.

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We're on strike!

No wonder bigfoot is rarely spotted, they don't pay him enough. :p

Me too, and I'll split it with you.

OK, now we just need to figure out how to tell the future!

What's the buzz, compadre? Experts say you can win and win big if you know what to expect! :eek:

of course my number 1 suggestion to anyone wanting to learn to fly a heli... get a GOOD simulator.. Phoenix or Real Flight.. yes you'll spend $100+ on a good sim.. but it will save you $$ in crashes

there are a lot of suggestions.. it really all comes down to how much you want to pay.. RC Heli's are by far not cheap.. they're also very hard to fly.. and can get expensive to repair after a crash (my last crash was $385 in parts) I currently fly a Gaui Hurricane 550.. it's big... it's fairly stable (for a heli bigger is more stable...but more expensive).. check out • Index page lots of great guys there and tons of info...