john davidson 1

Increasing power suddenly ( if the prop turns clockwise from behind as usual) gives a left movement due to inertia from the prop and spiral airflow on the fuse and rudder, that is why the motor is usually canted to the right to help cancel this out. My sons Foam E performs perfectly straight out of the box as standard. The only reason I can think of is if your motor turns anti clockwise

A dyslexic terrorist has taken six ostriches at London zoo

Put an order in to SGS for a new strimmer for the club, very good price and delivered at 1pm next day , no delivery charge too, excellent!

Reacting to a post which mentioned £300 models, fun can be had for a lot less and this includes building them

Recent models include scratch built EE Lightning, twin fan Phantom, they really perform and get the adrenalin going. If they crash it only costs £6 in depron and the gubbins can be recycled into another.

Recent models include scratch built EE Lightning, twin fan Phantom, they really perform and get the adrenalin going. If they crash it only costs £6 in depron and the gubbins can be recycled into another.

see above, made a mess!

but you can----- Radiomaster etc

There must be a leak some where to link your visit either online or in my case instore, at least it was classified as junk

After buying an item from Currys , two days later what popped into my junk mail just now? A scam offering prizes worth a couple of hundred pounds if I supply my card details for postage. And this is not the first time this has happened ( with another firm)

If you test the rf out put it varies between makes, I tested a Radiomaster recently and it had about twice that of Spektrum.

Building a model from a three view then flying it succesfully does it for me, your soul is IN the plane.

Imagine having an IQ so low you enjoy Love Island

The Queen has won the lottery, however she says it will not affect her lifestyle

I hear that Lester Piggots funeral is Tuesday at 20 to 1