SMASH!!!!!!!!

[kamakazikev24]

Thought I would share these with ya! lol She came in fast and the earth refused to move outta the way.............

[LITHIUMSTATIC]

:(

[Rensthamens]

good luck on rebuild :wink:

[Funky]

Ouch :(

What survived the wreck?

[kamakazikev24]

Rebuild is all done 30ish pounds is all it cost :D

Needed new:-
Frame upper and lower, Battery tray, main shaft, feathering shaft, fly bar, paddles, main gear, tail boom and that old favorite the landing skids! :shock:

She flys just as great now as she always has done and as for me , Well I think I can fly a little better now (sim time!) LOL

[EricW]

It's a nice bird to build and rebuild.
Also had my first crash but It's as new again.
Hope i receive my links soon..forgot to order them :arggg:
Good to hear your up in the air again!

Eric

[NoJoy]

Í'm puzzled when I look at the pictures;

I can see a training landing-gear and a can see the sad remains of a high-speed and/or high-altitude crash.
What is the training gear doing under the bird?

I was under the impression that once a pilot can perform a controlled hover and landing, the need for a training-gear is no longer there.

I am a newb so maybe I have the wrong idea so please correct me if so.

Jan

[kamakazikev24]

I do a lot of hovering practice, nose in ect in my back garden which is handy because I dont need to travel to a flying field, The training gear is handy for that and I cant be fussed to keep taking it off and putting it back on again.
It also keeps the tail out of the long grass..........I really should get that mower out :D

[NoJoy]

THX kamakazikev24, that sounds like a good reason to stick with the training-gear for a while.

Jan