Aerotech R/C Models is BACK!

[jholt]

Great News and Best of luck in the future. I will see you at 3D line Tuesday morning with my 40% Aerotech Yak. Glad to hear that more Aerotech's airplanes are on the way!

Jerry

[smokin]

that is a beautiful bird jerry! i look forward to seeing it skyward! see you next week.

matt

[gareth.ky]

	Quote: Originally Posted by zoomer260
	Yeah but I think y'all are reaching a little there !! I just read the thread right after I commented on the new owners Dalton for sale in the Swap Shop. I told him it was OK to fly some other brand plane for "research" purposes. Glad to see AeroTech is back.

Well, its my be a stretch but stretching is how good things happen. I personally would have build a kit much sooner if I could have avoided painting of the fiberglass parts. The covering would be a great bonus .

I know they do something with those ARF's to get those consistent and frankly awesome covering jobs. I don't know what it is but I suspect they cut all the fiddly bits with a laser. If you have CAD files its pretty trivial to determine the shape and size of the covering for, say, the turtle deck. If you don't it takes years of experience to get right.

Anything that make the experience of building a kit smooth and trouble free will expand the market for kits and thus your revenue stream.

Kits need to step it up for the hobby. Kits ARE the hobby. Go Aerotech!

[smokin]

alright guys... the new Aerotech R/C Models phone number is 563-321-8455. we may not quite be ready to ship kits but we are certainly ready to answer questions!!!! i look forward to speaking with all you guys!

matt mikesh

[smokin]

	Quote: Originally Posted by gareth.ky
	Well, its my be a stretch but stretching is how good things happen. I personally would have build a kit much sooner if I could have avoided painting of the fiberglass parts. The covering would be a great bonus . I know they do something with those ARF's to get those consistent and frankly awesome covering jobs. I don't know what it is but I suspect they cut all the fiddly bits with a laser. If you have CAD files its pretty trivial to determine the shape and size of the covering for, say, the turtle deck. If you don't it takes years of experience to get right. Anything that make the experience of building a kit smooth and trouble free will expand the market for kits and thus your revenue stream. Kits need to step it up for the hobby. Kits ARE the hobby. Go Aerotech!

i can assure you that as soon as we saw your prepainted and covering cut comments our wheels went a spinnin' again!!!!! these are great ideas and we are putting them at the forefront of our R&D discussions.

keep the ideas coming guys. we will gladly accept any of these ideas and see if we can run with them!!!!!

matt mikesh

["X" Rated]

Way to go Matt! I guess I will bring some of my old shirts with me this year along with the EDGE!!!! She going to be a beauty fo sho!

["X" Rated]

Can I be on your pilot team????

[smokin]

i think you are already there john!!!!! i'll see you saturday. i look forward to spending the week with you and mr. day!!!

matt mikesh

["X" Rated]

2 coooool! Thanks Mikey.

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Ok Matt, I just realized that we were talking for the past 50 min on the phone! Good stuff. Looking forward to parking next to you at the Nall!

[smokin]

it was good to speak with you on the phone john! i look forward to sharing some hot ideas and some cold beverages with you!

matt

[Ken-H]

Congrats Matt,

Best of luck to you and your team with the new venture!

Ken