76 here.
Been flying RC for 60 years, including helicopters for 20 years.
What kind of Recreational Craft, (paper planes?) were around, 60 years ago? ;-)
I need to see some of those antique models...
RedHotPoker
76 here.
Been flying RC for 60 years, including helicopters for 20 years.
63 but refuse to grow up.Ok. I'm wondering whether I'm (a) either young at heartor (b) entering a new midlife crisis :shock: by being smitten by this new hobby.
I'm 48.
Am I in good company with other 40 somethings? or is there a particular demographic (or not) that this hobby appeals to?
What's your age?
Just curious!![]()
60 in September. Sired, hired, fired and retired. 8 surgeries in the last 7 years. Finally ready to have some fun!!
My first RC fixed wing model in 1954 was a Kiel Kraft Junior 60. (5 ft wingspan) It was a single channel with a clockwork escapment which just controlled the rudder, giving alternatively left, centre, right. The RC equipment was by E.D. and the transmitter was a large red metal box approx 18 inches by 12 inches and the receiver was a single valve (tube) device approx 4x2x6 inches. I dont have any photos. I think the motor was a ED Bee diesel but I can't be certain about that (it was a long time ago).What kind of Recreational Craft, (paper planes?) were around, 60 years ago? ;-)
I need to see some of those antique models...
RedHotPoker
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