As a seller and promoter of racing products, let me assure you I don't get rich off this stuff. I offer hard to find things to help other racers. "Where do I get XXXX?" is a common question, so I try to make the answer easy to find. As the President of NCLRA, I do however wish people were writing and sharing more about racing.

Bill Bischoff  

Bill, and all,

I was lamenting the lack of posting here and using the commercialization in the latest messages to try to make my point.  I was in no way trying to stifle free trade and commerce.  I guess I did a poor job at humor.

I will continue to support the cottage industries on this forum as best as I can.  I have had several part time/full time small businesses, and as Bill said, you "don't get rich doing this." 

Anyway, it was too quiet in here and I thought to shake it up a bit.  So, start posting already!  This your forum, not just the people who do all the work!   

I am in the same boat (plane?) and look to sites like this for information.  Just looking to stimulate some conversation.  Looks like I may have done just that!   

Yup!  I sure have!  What a great site!

I especially enjoyed the torque roll newsletter dedicated to Mouse Racing.  Good input from everyone.  It answered a lot of my questions.

Also, I'm now building two Clowns.  One for NCLRA rules and one for northeast rules like Middlesex and Brodaks.  I hope to make it to the Nats in 2017, but we'll have to see how the money spends, if you know what I mean.

I have spoken to Jim Brady off and on, mostly before last years Nats, and he was very helpful too.  I have said this many times over the last thirty five years, that I wish everyone were as nice and helpful and just great to be around as model plane people.  Still true.

Anyway, Thanks Bill, and hope to meet you soon.