Originally Posted by Krazy Karl

A friend and I made the trek.... no....make that the pilgrimage today.

It was great to see all the goods.

It was great to see a lot of friends too! (Colton, Mr. Bradley, Al and Kevin Young, Keith and more)

Not so many junk toy booths this year which was good.

The FAA was there which was bad to see. I kindly gave them a piece of my mind which they probably didn't want to hear but... had to do it.

Good show overall is my vote.

Hey there Karl,

The last couple of years I've gone there was just so much 'junk' that I got jaded and bailed on going this year....sounds like I missed an opportunity to see some nice stuff

Then again it probably stopped me from jawboning the FAA reps there.

Bill

No interpretation...... If it flies it better be registered.... we seem to sweep this under the rug...
I will not....
Would love to see how all of these aircraft have incorporated our new shock collar... I mean FAA registration number
No joke

Originally Posted by Hinckley Bill

Hey there Karl,

The last couple of years I've gone there was just so much 'junk' that I got jaded and bailed on going this year....sounds like I missed an opportunity to see some nice stuff

Then again it probably stopped me from jawboning the FAA reps there.

Bill

Hey Bill.
Yeah hitting a female doesn't go over to good. (one was) and it will put another number on the 101 list too. She was there for hazardous materials. Please explain that one??

I think they knew by the color of my ears I was a bit...

Kept it civil with no bad words at least.

Did Balsa USA have any full body 1/3 scale civilian pilots?

Originally Posted by camss69

Did Balsa USA have any full body 1/3 scale civilian pilots?

I saw pretty good size full body things. Can not say if they were civilian though. They were talking about stuffing them in a fuselage to a customer. We were just walking by so... didn't check them out.

Originally Posted by exeter_acres

Have you checked to make sure that all of the airframes pictured have FAA numbers readily viewable?

oops, I knew I forgot something

Who makes this????

I'll check the tag tomorrow, but m pretty sure it's a Zirolli.

The black, yellow, and white Proteus, was it a show plane or a new plane that came out? If it's a new plane, who is selling it?

Originally Posted by zippi

The black, yellow, and white Proteus, was it a show plane or a new plane that came out? If it's a new plane, who is selling it?

It was on static display in the aerobatic plane section by an owner/builder.

Really want to know more the retracts for the Cessna's!

R

Who was that with the BF109, Hawker Hurricane, and Grumman Hellcat? I dig all of those, but didn't see who had them.

Originally Posted by exeter_acres

No interpretation...... If it flies it better be registered.... we seem to sweep this under the rug...
I will not....
Would love to see how all of these aircraft have incorporated our new shock collar... I mean FAA registration number
No joke

You seem to be really worked up by this Curtis! You should make the drive up for Sunday and aske them all the pertinent questions and report back to us. is Extreme flight marking out a convenient location in their schemes for the FAA number? Seems like that would be a good idea.

Originally Posted by Carruthers43

who is selling the cessna skymaster 337 and the 210?? the first 2 pictures posted!!!

Dave Thacker at Radical RC is fabricating those

Originally Posted by Free Bird

Really want to know more the retracts for the Cessna's!

R

Contact Dave Thacker at Radical RC