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Old December 28th 03, 04:26 PM
Roger Long
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I'm thinking about the real simple ones with just throttle and rudder. I
want something I can fly with the kids in the schoolyard across the street.
The RC is mostly to keep the plane off the school roof and out of the trees.
There are some neat looking ones for less than a $100. It looks like you
just fly them till the battery runs down and then they glide back to the
grass.
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Roger Long


 




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