Dale Hart

Hi Simon no offence taken mate,i will take on board all advice given and thank you to all for your advice cheers Dale

Hi simon im alredy flying a low wing arobatic model,can do some stunts with it(bit of a dogs dinner though lol) Dale.

Eric i WILL take on board all your advice,im a novice still, your far more experianced than me,cheers eric these turbines are not toys i know and will seek pro advice as a fellow model'er Dale.

Hi gent's big thank you for the responses,eric our flying field is no where near any home's or power lines,the jet trainer will be as dosile as a wot 4 eric,its called a jet 1 trainer by falcon aviation,the engine will be a self start wren 54,this will not fly till next year now as ive other aircraft to fly, and finish off,im ordering a hanger 9 cessna skylane tomorow from penn models and put a petrol in it,i do like the new saito 36 petrol but due to the expense of the wren will put a 25cc two stroke in it,are you gent's going to eastner castle next weekend,i can't wait, cheers Dale.

Hi all new to the forum,been flying now(ic/electric)for approx 16 months with a pal of mine,we self tought ourselves with parkflyers,and boy did we break some of those,we have our own flying field in hagley west midlands which is 4-5 football piches big and cut grass,i need it this big because my landings are rubbish lol,i have my own model workshop and buying my first turbine engine soon to put in a falcon aviation jet 1 trainer,we both have bmfa insurance and no a or b test cert yet,i work for aston martin as a tech'y and ferrari maserati before that, Dale.