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Old 04-12-2006, 03:25 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Default Re: A Beginner's Approach to "Professional" Flying

Looking to go further in RC is always a great thing. Going out and pushing yourself to learn new things every time you fly is the best way to get better. There are a ton of good inexpensive ways to do it also. Thats how I did it. I never flew a "top of the line" airplane, and my motors and such were always hand me downs. It's a great way to get a good setup at a low cost, but just make sure everything works good!!!! Competing in somthing like IMAC or Pattern is by far the best way to improve your flying. Not only are there people there to help, but the contest atmosphere alone improves your flying a huge bunch. The benefits will slowly come in to play so just stick with it and set your goals high.

I know exactly what you mean I used to work in a hobby shop also. That was another thing that brought a smile to my face; helping the folks there too.
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