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Steve and his SIG Skybolt |
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If you wish to
contact Steve, you can email him at
blackwidow@srt.com. |
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How long have
you been flying: "I've been flying about 4
years" |
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| What channel do
you commonly use: 39, 41 & 48 |
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| Instructor:
YES "I like to tech people to fly" |
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Do you have any
advice for someone learning to fly R/C: If at all
possible, learn from an instructor. Getting an
instructor gives you the ability to ask questions and to
get their knowable advice. An instructor will help
you build, set-up and ready your plane for flight.
Also, the use of flight simulators are great.
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What plane
would you recommend for the new comer to R/C: The
Hobbico NexSTAR 46. This RTF (ready to fly)
model is ready to fly in about 30 mins. It is
paced with everything you need plus the NexStar edition
of Real Flight. |
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| What radio system
do you use: Fatuba |
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What do you
like about this hobby: "I like building and
flying." |
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How do you feel
about ARF's: "There is a place for ARF's.
It gets people flying." |
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Steve teaches a
younger pilot to fly during the 2008 Open House. |
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When Steve instructs, he is never
far away to lend "Constructive Criticism" IF you need it! |
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Steve enjoys some stick time
during the 2008 Open House. |
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Steve inspects Troy's NexSTAR
before it's maiden flight. |
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Steve inspects his Goldberg Sr.
Falcon during
the 2008 Open House. |
