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| jgood | 23-Feb-10 09:05 |
| Here is the carnage. Totally my fault, I was fiddling to start my flight timer when I lost situational awareness (it was quite high and far away), and it went into the sea upside down. I swam out and got it back, but sea-water has probably finished it all off... These things happen, I re-learned a lesson to pay more attention, I was getting too complacent. |
| Roring40 | 23-Feb-10 09:08 |
| Tragic ! but you are handling it very well. Normally I can't communicate effectively for weeks ! |
| JohnG. | 23-Feb-10 11:10 |
| The Lord maketh and taketh..Bless you my Son..Pope John G. |
| Anders | 23-Feb-10 11:18 |
| You might be able to use some of the eletric equipment.
I have a Rc car that ended up in sea water after the controller vent out of power. and i drove it the next day.
Don`t know about the balsa tho... think everyone here knows what happens when you get vater on balsa. I recently lost all my balsa vhen the snow broke the roof in my garage and melting vater came all over my planes.
My last crash was when my radio died, lost a 25 size spitfire, still not ower it.. |
| BillParker | 23-Feb-10 12:53 |
| wash out all the electrics with alchohol to get out the sodium... Blow dry and use. Build a new plane... |
| FLYBOYZ | 23-Feb-10 15:09 |
| awww!Poor tyro Iam going to miss the pertty aireral shots he gives us weekly.Real tragety indeed.Well you get so comfortable flying you take your eyes off the birdie for a few.I know this all to well!Helies you never take your eyes off. |
| stirling | 23-Feb-10 22:05 |
| Hmmmm ... Happens to us all sooner or later!! Very sad. |
| poppy | 24-Feb-10 02:54 |
| Oh noooo! |
