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Back after 3 years

RobAMerc · 2008-07-23 13:45:48

Well finally got to get all the bits and bobs required to get back to flying the other day. Expecting a really hard time of it I headed into the garden to give my trusty ASP a whirl, and bang, first kick and away she went ! Anyway - with the weather looking so good - look out local flying club here I come ! Anyway my…

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23-07-2008 2:45pm

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RobAMerc

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Well finally got to get all the bits and bobs required to get back to flying the other day.

Expecting a really hard time of it I headed into the garden to give my trusty ASP a whirl, and bang, first kick and away she went !

Anyway - with the weather looking so good - look out local flying club here I come !

Anyway my question is - I presume I will need to do range tests etc on all the equipment again ?

Thanks
Rob

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#2 23-07-2008 3:39pm
syl77

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No harm in doing so. I usualy just walk in an arc about 20-25 feet away from the model checking plane for unput as I go and having the TX aerial down.
You may want to look over your batteries (if they have not been used for awhile) and keep an eye on voltage after every flight. If you can cycle them a few times it may help them.
Good luck.

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