Florida Freestyle Aerobatics Association - FFAA

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Cough, Cough
Hey Lou, what smoke pump are you running? Looking good!!!

[flying skunks]

were are some pix of you're son tearing it up in Georgia ?????? I know that you guy's have been flying that bird.

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I wish. We only got one flight on the new plane, and that was on the fourth of July. Justin has been taking driver's education on the weekends, and we have been having showers in the evenings. I've changed out the regs and made a few improvements, and hopefully we are going flying Wednesday evening, weather permitting. I'll shoot video when we go.

We need to get some stick time. We are hoping to head up to the Chattanooga Jam in a couple of weeks

[flying skunks]

why don't you and Justin do his first road trip and come to Florida and to some Huckin with us

[selfportrait]

	Quote: Originally Posted by aerolou2
	Doug, You may want to consider our new product: VOODOO pilot figures, essential for good harrier rolls!

That's one ugly pilot. Come-on Lou, you trying to put us out of business!

[aerolou2]

Come on! This is south beach modeling talent at its finest

[aerolou2]

	Quote: Originally Posted by shotgun
	Cough, Cough Hey Lou, what smoke pump are you running? Looking good!!!

Hello,

Sullivan Skywriter, With a separate control valve. say HI to justin.

[Sukhoikid]

	Quote: Originally Posted by "X" Rated
	Shes almost completed. Remember a few pages back when I said this plane was huge? Check out the pic with my hauler in the background. This plane is 9.5 ft long! Wow! 37.5 lbs. - fuel!

i miss my dalton already, but i had to retire mine. A LOT of hours on it. Hopefully one day I will have my dream plane. ML edition

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	Quote: Originally Posted by flying skunks
	why don't you and Justin do his first road trip and come to Florida and to some Huckin with us

Gee Whiz Donnie,
If I had your money I'd come huck with you guys every weekend. Seems like all we did in May and June was travel. Three days at SEFF, Two days at Nall, and a week in Florida. And, we did come fly with Rennie, even though you didn't come see us. LOL.
Why don't some of you guys come up to the Chattanooga Jam. It looks like it's going to be a good one. Right now, we're planning to make it for two days. We are also planning to attend the FOF event. I have it on the calendar, and might even bring the wife.
Ya'll take care!!!

[GonePostal]

	Quote: Originally Posted by lastresort
	Tony,leave Devan alone he couldn't tell it was so heavy while he was flyin it. Devan slow down man.You like all the rest of us are the small fish in the big pond. It's gonna take time to work yourself to the top of the food chain. It's gonna also take hard work and dedication to get there. You've got a large group of guys to help you in FFAA. So be patient and make sure you appreciate what they can do to help you along the way. Voodoo has already given you a plane to get you going. I wouldn't call it your beater unless you can afford to replace it when it goes in and from what I can tell they all will eventually. It would be better if you used the plane for what he intended it to be a tool for you to use to advance youself in this hobby. Get involved in working on your planes and if you have questions do some searchs and read. I haven't been at this long but I've spent hundreds of hour reading on these forums about the stuff. IMACC is alot harder than you think and you won't just show up at a contest without hours of practice and compete. You have the ability to do this and be good at it. You just need to spend more time flying or workin on your plane and less time typin. So I would say Matt is a good example of someone your age putting his time in to improve his skills. I see him all the time flying online on his simulator. Yeah it can become boring but all the hours he spends there pays off when he gets out to the field. Even though he won't come out and fly with us and he lives right down the road.

WELL SAID.

[flying skunks]

I was just thinking of a way for Justin to log in some miles quickly .

[GonePostal]

	Quote: Originally Posted by aerolou2
	Doug, You may want to consider our new product: VOODOO pilot figures, essential for good harrier rolls!

["X" Rated]

	Quote: Originally Posted by selfportrait
	WOW! That's one damn nice airplane. Good job. I hope to see that bad boy flying. Nice trailer too.

Thank you! Im sure you will see it flying around. In fact, your making the pilot for it! I will be delivering this beauty Tuesday to Don Hamilton and his son Stephen. He will be flying it in unlimited for the rest of this season and many more to come. I will be starting their second one very soon to look exactly like this one. Take care.

[The Flyin Hawaiian]

Hey FFAA!

August 30th, Saturday, is going to be the FFAA IMAC & 3D Get Together at the Daytona Beach RC Association Flying Field. Flying, Food, and Friends, will be the "Order of the Day" as with all of our Get Togethers. If Time Permitting, We are also going to practice the Missing Man formation / All Up Huck. I know that some of you guys, like Nelon, are considering spending the night on Sat. to pick-it back up again on Sunday. I May be up for that too!

Anybody interested in practicing their Freestyle Routine to music, I will have the 600 watts of music piped out of my Trailer. So bring your CD or music device.

Saturday, Those who are interested in practicing IMAC (Basic, Sportsman, Advance, and Freestyle Classes) Go to the IMAC web-site and download your prospective Class in which you want to practice/compete in. Myself, Midnightdreamersr, and X-rated, will probably be heading up the seminar. So be prepared and bring written/printed sequences, practice stick plane, and your IMAC Bird!

[MattyMatt]

	Quote: Originally Posted by "X" Rated
	Thank you! Im sure you will see it flying around. In fact, your making the pilot for it! I will be delivering this beauty Tuesday to Don Hamilton and his son Stephen. He will be flying it in unlimited for the rest of this season and many more to come. I will be starting their second one very soon to look exactly like this one. Take care.

Nice work John!