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January 27th 05, 01:56 AM
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"Jim" wrote in message
... It helps to have one of the RC helicopter distributors be a sponser too. When a single light crash cost over $600 you tend to be a bit conservative. I don't fly RC any more, the real thing is cheaper and easier. Don't know where you get that cheaper stuff., it probably costs $800 just to start the one I fly. Bart 
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