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Originally Posted by TLyttle
My fear is that some guy buys an ARF or somesuch, learns to hover, just barely, and tries it himself: disaster. If no one does it, then it no longer becomes a case of monkey see, monkey do.
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Mr TLyttle,
Using that same logic, I should fear anyone buying a model airplane of any type and trying to learn to fly it. It is a disaster waiting to happen is it not? Why is it any more dangerous to try and hover a model plane at the necessary distances (we are following all MAAC rules remember) than learning to fly - period?
I remmeber when I was learning to hover a plane. I was NEVER a menace to anyone, myself included.
Once again, I will ask this question, but I fear I will not get a serious answer other than your opinion that you personally think it is dangerous.
WHAT MAKES IT MORE DANGEROUS THAN ANY OTHER FLYING THAT YOU PERCEIVE AS OK??