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nice - i've always been a fan of using radio assist to give these 'pure' models a new lease of life and make them a bit more user freindly. who wants to walk 1/2 mile only to find it up a tree? you can also fly safely nearer a road, and are not so restricted to waiting for extremely light winds.

The MULITPLEX EASY STAR was the first of this generation? flys ok nicad and brushed if you want, though limited to calmer weather (so is a begginer). mine is now 6 channel (spoilerons/flaps) brushless/lipo. plenty of utube extreme versions. bought for 'non field' flying - forced the rudder only v...

bastards

@skyterrapin i dont think it's too fussy, particularly with low loading and a parralell chord. c of g usually back 25 - 30% from 1/2 way along the wing (mean chord). other flair models work better with a different Cof G than on plan - like the harvard, which states 'dont let the club 'expert' tel...

the last mvt of the Bb sonata came straight to mind for me too

I reckon no.5 is the most useful - and hopefully will solve the other problems. JOIN A CLUB! (you might even get some cheap or even free gear to start with) - If you can't do that, buy the guys guide - it looks GOOD - might be useful anyway.

My hot tip; get some public liability insurance - its o...

just how much is this a calculated act? either way he was crazy, and unfortunately supremely talented

he kept the distortion at 12 o clock - what the hell does it do on full bore?

rain man

PRS = Balls (though what if you swapped the pickups??)

great review - really enjoyed it and very 'real world' informative as usual. plane up the tree + guy with ladder is a great addition!

SUPERB review - informative and inspiring, thanks. Where was it shot?

Love this - i live just over the the border (yards!) - how about; the dorset gap, milton abbas 'the street', 'the buildings' at manston, bulbarrow hill, 'the close' at cranbourne manor, dancing ledge?

OK bluejeans is no trout mask, but its got some great moments - I love this song. I do think the album as a whole is way better than 'Unconditionally Guaranteed' which I can't get on with at all. 'Ice Cream' was a truly great way to finish his music career - not many pull something quite so new a...

amazing. not so much 'out of the box', as standing tall beside the box us westerners have imprisoned ourselves in. not for an end in itself either - notice how many times he shows us/tells us his explorations are to an expressive and musical end. If YOU don't understand the lauguage it doesn't me...