Fly'n with the Circus. RDRC's traveling Circus

[kirbdog]

I'M FEELING OLD TODAY.MY OLDEST SON BRAYDON IS FIVE YEARS OLD TODAY.SEEMS LIKE JUST A FEW YEARS AGO I WAS IN COLLEGE AND STILL PLAYING BASEBALL.MAN TIME FLIES!

[Larry Lewis]

Just a quick reminder to our RDRC members and friends. Memorial Service for "Big Jim" this Saturday, 2:00 to 6:00. We'll see you there.

[Tweek]

	Quote: Originally Posted by toprudder
	As promised, some shots from the NYC Red Bulls trip.

Great pics, Bob! I bet you guys are having a blast!

Dave

[toprudder]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Tweek
	Great pics, Bob! I bet you guys are having a blast!

It was fun, but it was also exhausting (especially leaving at 6:30pm on Sunday, driving straight through so I could work on Monday). I did not get to see much of the race, we were busy working the sim trailer. Friday was our setup day, which did not take long, so we took the rest of the day to go sight-seeing.

Anyone thinking of driving to NYC pulling a trailer, the tolls will eat you up! It was about $120 round trip for me just for tolls! Next time I may tell my GPS to avoid toll roads.

[Oldpa]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Larry Lewis
	Just a quick reminder to our RDRC members and friends. Memorial Service for "Big Jim" this Saturday, 2:00 to 6:00. We'll see you there.

Memorial Service will be held on June 26, 2010 from 2:00-6:00pm at Parker Reception Center at Cremation Society of the Carolinas, 2005 E. Millbrook Road, Raleigh NC.

[wesryman]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Oldpa
	Memorial Service will be held on June 26, 2010 from 2:00-6:00pm at Parker Reception Center at Cremation Society of the Carolinas, 2005 E. Millbrook Road, Raleigh NC.

I was "googling" that address and found that the Cremation Society is actually at 2205 E. Millbrook, not 2005. I just thought I should pass that along in case anybody other than me was using GPS to find it.

[Oldpa]

	Quote: Originally Posted by wesryman
	I was "googling" that address and found that the Cremation Society is actually at 2205 E. Millbrook, not 2005. I just thought I should pass that along in case anybody other than me was using GPS to find it.

Thanks. Yellow pages agree. I have sent the notice and corrected address out on the RDRC Google Groups.

[Clipclop]

Dateline...June 26, 2070...Greenville, North Carolina It wasn't a large crowd that Bill Zinno and Mark Lofgren of RDRC encountered at Space Cowboys' first annual All Cub Flyin, but it was an enthusiastic one. All sizes of the venerable Cubs majestically plied the skies painting a two-toned image from a palette of Cub yellow and Carolina-blue sky. No herky jerky, upside down, sideways, stick slapping manuevers were seen or encouraged. Rather the elegant Cubs entered and exited beautiful, smoothly executed manuevers that hold a time-honored reverence in the playbook of aerobatics. Age and respect still have a place in our world.

[Spdstr280Z]

	Quote: Originally Posted by ifly3d
	Robert, I would not waste your money on the extra. I got one and it not what I thought it was going to be.

What's wrong with it ? I was hoping for a more powerful / more aerobatic T-28 basically, thought it would be great to keep in the car.....

Jason

[RobertV]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Clipclop
	Dateline...June 26, 2070...Greenville, North Carolina It wasn't a large crowd that Bill Zinno and Mark Lofgren of RDRC encountered at Space Cowboys' first annual All Cub Flyin, but it was an enthusiastic one. All sizes of the venerable Cubs majestically plied the skies painting a two-toned image from a palette of Cub yellow and Carolina-blue sky. No herky jerky, upside down, sideways, stick slapping manuevers were seen or encouraged. Rather the elegant Cubs entered and exited beautiful, smoothly executed manuevers that hold a time-honored reverence in the playbook of aerobatics. Age and respect still have a place in our world.

So the BIG Cub makes its' debut. Great, Mark!

[toprudder]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Clipclop
	No herky jerky, upside down, sideways, stick slapping manuevers were seen or encouraged. Rather the elegant Cubs entered and exited beautiful, smoothly executed manuevers that hold a time-honored reverence in the playbook of aerobatics. Age and respect still have a place in our world.

Oh, so Andy Kane wasn't there with his 50% Cub.

[Clipclop]

An exception would have been made for Andy, but his plane would have seen representations of its heritage and what well-mannered rather than upstart flying looks like. A can't believe I'm writing about a plane as if its a person. Must be the heat!!

[Larry Lewis]

Geeeeeeezzzzzzzz,,,,, You sound like some kinda X English Teacher turned modeler when you speak of such adventures!!!!

[BIG RED]

Here are a few pics from Sod Busters Warbird Invasion in Camden S.C. Have a safe and good 4th!!! Glen

[jongurley]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Spdstr280Z
	What's wrong with it ? I was hoping for a more powerful / more aerobatic T-28 basically, thought it would be great to keep in the car..... Jason

I will take 125 for mine,, or 150 with 6100e spektrum receiver, it does fly great , just not foamy power,, it will torque roll and rolling harrier,