Well, for those of you who dont know, I'm from Buffalo, New York. A generally cold weather climate area. Needless to say, the fun and warm days of summer seem to be gone. Leaves on the trees are already starting to fall and the crunch on the ground in the morning has become a daily occurrance. My RC's are starting to get a frown on their face, knowing right well, their home is going to become the workbench for the next 6 or so months. And yes, even I am starting to frown a little about it.
The one really positive about the cold air setting in is the better ability of RC planes to cut through the skies. Colder air provides and easier flight and less resistance to higher speeds. So the fall flying should be a blast. If only I could control the winds. Looks like the shift from the ground to the air has become more imminent.
The fun part of winter is the time allowed to wrench on existing vehicles, build new ones and have creative thoughts turn into reality. I have a lot of good ideas and will probably even be able to bring some things to the market place never even seen before. I would expect by spring, at least one idea anyhow, to become a reality and maybe even possibly be in production. Thus, my signature. (this is for all of you wondering what is coming soon
) Its time to put on the creative hat and get to work!
As far as the new vehicle goes, well, I have decided to build an Associated TC3 Pro over the winter. This is going to be this cold seasons project car. Should start on this late December.
Anyone else here getting ready to embrace the winter and shift into a different RC mode? Share your thoughts.......
The one really positive about the cold air setting in is the better ability of RC planes to cut through the skies. Colder air provides and easier flight and less resistance to higher speeds. So the fall flying should be a blast. If only I could control the winds. Looks like the shift from the ground to the air has become more imminent.
The fun part of winter is the time allowed to wrench on existing vehicles, build new ones and have creative thoughts turn into reality. I have a lot of good ideas and will probably even be able to bring some things to the market place never even seen before. I would expect by spring, at least one idea anyhow, to become a reality and maybe even possibly be in production. Thus, my signature. (this is for all of you wondering what is coming soon
) Its time to put on the creative hat and get to work!As far as the new vehicle goes, well, I have decided to build an Associated TC3 Pro over the winter. This is going to be this cold seasons project car. Should start on this late December.
Anyone else here getting ready to embrace the winter and shift into a different RC mode? Share your thoughts.......
