Time to Fly

[Dennis Moritz]

in Philly. Sunday Feb 10, 2013. This is our secondary field, an industrial park. No mufflers required. Also we can fly until it's pitch black dark, if we're up to it. A good place to fly fun combat, sport birds, break in engines. There are a few concrete tables around on which to clamp test stands. Neshaminy Park, right on the Delaware River, our main field, is an open field, surrounded by trees. We often see deer and hawks. We have to stop flying an hour before sunset. Mufflers mandatory. Beautiful site where, for many reasons, the weird winds blow.

3rd photo down. Dan Banjok and Larry Wilks.
4th photo down. Sean and Ken Cook.

[Steve Helmick]

That's downright balmy. No, I don't mean the weather!  Steve

[Mike Palko]

Dennis,

You should have been at home building....

It looks balmy for sure and I do mean the weather!

[Dennis Moritz]

Are you back yet from helping Boeing get those Lipos right? If only they had listened to you in the first place. When you didn't show on Thursday, we figured what was up.

"The Dream Liner almost a nightmare. Saved. Thank you Mike Palko and Palko products. "  I've proposed these themes for our next wave of advertising. Let's talk.

[Bill Richards]

I agree with Mike, with all the kits and arf's you have stashed away you should be home. I hope you are keeping my LA 46 warm for me, better yet can you do your vodo magic on it so it will run as sweet as your LA46's do.

[EddyR]

Perfect flying weather today at the Huntersville NC field . Three of us flying in 65 degree sunny no wind. #^Sorry no pictures
Ed

[Dennis Moritz]

I know. I have a hobby shop in my house. Sometimes, I feel like holding my own estate sale. I have a lifetime supply of Tower 40s and FP40s. Crashing and giving some stuff away has thinned out the ARFs. But there are still the kits.