RevoME
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Hi folks,
I had a good weekend in many ways for my newfound love of RC by having a Revo-day Saturday and a RC Flying Session Sunday.
Saturday was noteworthy in some ways.
My wife and I went to drive the cars on the huge parkinglot close to my wifes company. Saturdays and Sundays are usually busy for them with the attached shop, but there is pleeenty of room for highspeedruns and certainly for my wifes Mini-T. We have seen many "males" heading towards us during driving, just to be held back by their wives, so they turn and go away.
This Saturday a family with two kids (5 maybe 6 years old and infant on moms arm) headed over to us and started watching our "action". I stopped the Revo in front of them so they could have a look. However, I decided to shut down and talk to them. I ended up answering questions and making great contact with the kiddo which wants to become a NAVI pilot. He put the bodypins in and checked every inch of the Revo out. Finally we let him drive the Mini-T and these people left smiling all over, thanking us many times for taking the time to explain. "This is a great hobby" the wife said, and he mumbled: "We could always buy one and join these guys here on the weekends". None of us knows if we'll see them again, but it's a great sense of accomplishment to spend time with people who show interest. If you give them time to figure their questions out, they will ask. I gave daddy one of my business cards so we can hook up to take the kid flying. One or two more people at least you I could maybe infect with the love of aviation and RC cars. Afterall, a modelcar is a good investment and the BLUE ANGLES are always looking for pilots.

I had a good weekend in many ways for my newfound love of RC by having a Revo-day Saturday and a RC Flying Session Sunday.
Saturday was noteworthy in some ways.
My wife and I went to drive the cars on the huge parkinglot close to my wifes company. Saturdays and Sundays are usually busy for them with the attached shop, but there is pleeenty of room for highspeedruns and certainly for my wifes Mini-T. We have seen many "males" heading towards us during driving, just to be held back by their wives, so they turn and go away.
This Saturday a family with two kids (5 maybe 6 years old and infant on moms arm) headed over to us and started watching our "action". I stopped the Revo in front of them so they could have a look. However, I decided to shut down and talk to them. I ended up answering questions and making great contact with the kiddo which wants to become a NAVI pilot. He put the bodypins in and checked every inch of the Revo out. Finally we let him drive the Mini-T and these people left smiling all over, thanking us many times for taking the time to explain. "This is a great hobby" the wife said, and he mumbled: "We could always buy one and join these guys here on the weekends". None of us knows if we'll see them again, but it's a great sense of accomplishment to spend time with people who show interest. If you give them time to figure their questions out, they will ask. I gave daddy one of my business cards so we can hook up to take the kid flying. One or two more people at least you I could maybe infect with the love of aviation and RC cars. Afterall, a modelcar is a good investment and the BLUE ANGLES are always looking for pilots.