RjXofUSA donates Hurrican 50 for Pilot give away

[Foxden]

Rusty Howard US Distributor for RjXofUSA donated a Hurrican 50 as a Pilot prize

Here's a pic of RjX Pilot Steven Fox presenting the Hurrican 50 prize to Mike Cousins winner of the prize, Way to go Mike :thumbup:

http://www.helifreak.com/album_mod/upload/cb9e306104bf10f380b70826db4a98bc.jpg

[SteveL]

Thanks to Rusty for helping support our event.
Thanks to Clyde and Steven for thier participation.

[Foxden]

Always a GREAT event Steve, we were glad to be able to help out.

[DebianDog]

Now if he only had a build video to follow we could really hook him up :wink:

[Foxden]

Dan,

I've built a couple and he's a local Florida guy, the manual is pretty straight forward and this is a very easy kit to build, stacked frames like the T-rex.

Hey I hear your going to make B-Ham, Steven and I are thinking about making the trip, we have an event the weekend before and I can't take him out of school so if we go we will drive up friday after he gets out around 3:30pm, I think it's about 9 hours for me.

[DebianDog]

Once you build 2 or 3 helicopters they all seem easy ;) But for instance today I was reassembling the heads on my trexes and had the parts and bolts all mixed up and even after I looked at the manual I still felt like something was wrong. I looked in the manual but downloaded the Finless "Head setup video" for the 600 anyway. Now while the thrust bearing will work either way it is "better" to have it race in. The manual does not really show that and I totally forgot. If nothing else it is CHEAP advertising if you are giving helis away anyway ;)

11-12 hours for me but it is a fun event. We should have a few "surprises" this year. :twisted:

[BarracudaHockey]

Can we have one for the Jax event?? :lol:

[helibrite]

I wish I could offer up a Hurrican kit for all events, but the buget won't let us, sorry guys, we do what we can.
Rusty