[hitechflyer]

Originally Posted by gbjets

Hi Jason and Hank
Nice video guys, I wish I could have been there. Jason, I saw all of Hank's airplanes and was quite impressed, he's patient and very talented. There were airplanes in all the rooms and closets at his house, he's ready for any type of event..
You did a great job on that video..

Hi Gaston thanks for the kind words, first time at the BMO for me, the place is huge, I'll be sure to go to the next one.
Hey Jason, let me know whens the next one?
Got my Cub fixed up, put in a new ESC.

[uberjay]

Originally Posted by gbjets

Hi Jason and Hank
Nice video guys, I wish I could have been there. Jason, I saw all of Hank's airplanes and was quite impressed, he's patient and very talented. There were airplanes in all the rooms and closets at his house, he's ready for any type of event..
You did a great job on that video..

Thanks Gaston! I'm a hack at video editing... don't have the time or money to invest in the coolest software or training, but I get by

Originally Posted by hitechflyer

Hi Gaston thanks for the kind words, first time at the BMO for me, the place is huge, I'll be sure to go to the next one.
Hey Jason, let me know whens the next one?
Got my Cub fixed up, put in a new ESC.

I'll be sure to let people know Hank once we finalize the dates and times. It'll probably be early May... I think the summer rates at BMO start in May.

Thanks,
J

[xaviermouraux]

I got a kit of the Arrow from Gaston on Saturday and managed to finish it just in time for our indoor session tonight in Montreal.
I am very happy with the first few flights. It sound 'clichet' but it really only needed 1 or 2 clic on the trims. No mixes for now and no change on the CG. Knife edge is very good. I am looking forward to fly it again after I fix the pull-pull I (badly)did for the tail. Maybe, I should have used Gaston's rod system
The weight with a Turnigy 2204-14T, 6A ESC, 2S360mha Rhino, 4g servos and HK 6ch RX is 157g.

[Frank Klenk]

Originally Posted by xaviermouraux

I got a kit of the Arrow from Gaston on Saturday and managed to finish it just in time for our indoor session tonight in Montreal.
I am very happy with the first few flights. It sound 'clichet' but it really only needed 1 or 2 clic on the trims. No mixes for now and no change on the CG. Knife edge is very good. I am looking forward to fly it again after I fix the pull-pull I (badly)did for the tail. Maybe, I should have used Gaston's rod system
The weight with a Turnigy 2204-14T, 6A ESC, 2S360mha Rhino, 4g servos and HK 6ch RX is 157g.

Nice! I picked mine up last night. Can't wait to get it going.

[gbjets]

Good morning Xavier
Nice colors, your weight is very good, 5.5 oz for the old timers like me. Thanks for the trial, it's great. Mine is a bit heavier, all I had is 5 g servos and 7 g Rx, a gram here an there adds up plus I used hot glue, it ended up at 5.8 oz, which is still very good.

[gbjets]

Hi Frank
Thanks for having supper with Hugh and myself Monday night, I had a great time. Let us know how the Arrow works out...

[itizme]

We flew Dave's new Blue Fan Fold Axis yesterday in Orillia, built it yesterday too. This was Dave's first time using hot melt to assemble so I did the major work for him while continually hearing comments of how nice and complete the components supplied for this kit are. It flew extremely well powered by Hacker but did require the battery placement pretty much on the cg for a nice balance, something I did not think of until I flew it myself, I guess the BFF is a little heavier and in turn alters the battery placement.
Unfortunately we did not have enough time for me to put an arrow together, I guess I will have to do that one night this week and can hardly wait.

[gbjets]

Originally Posted by itizme

We flew Dave's new Blue Fan Fold Axis yesterday in Orillia, built it yesterday too. This was Dave's first time using hot melt to assemble so I did the major work for him while continually hearing comments of how nice and complete the components supplied for this kit are. It flew extremely well powered by Hacker but did require the battery placement pretty much on the cg for a nice balance, something I did not think of until I flew it myself, I guess the BFF is a little heavier and in turn alters the battery placement.
Unfortunately we did not have enough time for me to put an arrow together, I guess I will have to do that one night this week and can hardly wait.

Hi Steve
Nice to hear from you, did you learn any french out there...lol It was like minus 438 deg in our area this morning but we still had a lot people at the gym, we had a great day.
I hope you can get that plane of yours ready for next weekend.

[Frank Klenk]

Originally Posted by gbjets

Hi Frank
Thanks for having supper with Hugh and myself Monday night, I had a great time. Let us know how the Arrow works out...

It's always a good time breaking bread with you guys. Stay warm.

[itizme]

Hi Frank
Did you get your Arrow together?
If so have you any pics or video to show off yet?