RM> Hi, Don...
 RM>    DR> Hi All, I was wondering where I can get some help on learning  
ly
 RM> how to  DR> my  R/C plane I purchased. It's now Ready to fly. I
 RM> have Broken in  DR> theMotor and  believe that it is about time I
 RM> learned how to control  DR> it in the air. Thus  far all I have done
 RM> is taxi it up and down the  DR> street with trhe wing off.  I wish
 RM> I were closer to help....but....do NOT try to fly the bird  by
 RM> yourself - get some help from a QUALIFIED R/C pilot, preferably  with
 RM> a  buddy-box system.  That's the only way you can learn WITHOUT
 RM> reducing  your nice, new model to a pile of balsa scrap.  The easiest
 RM> way to find  some help is to check in with the nearest hobby store
 RM> who sells R/C  equipment.  Just ask for help in finding the nearest
 RM> club, most shop  owners will gladly help you cause they see in you a
 RM> NEW CUSTOMER.
 RM> Good luck, let us know how you make out.  TTYL - Roger
I have a Toshiba radio that has the ability of dual controls for the 
instructor and student. Thanks for reminding me of that feature.
It's about time to get the bird up in the air.....Hopefully
                             Thanks again
                                 Don
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