how many guys in world are flying electric c/l?

[aba183210]

To ABA1310:

Come to the Knights of the Round Circle meeting on Tuesday at the Fullerton Airport and you will find a bunch of good guys eager to help you!  We meet at the AVA Facility to the west of the flight tower at 7:00.

If you want to socialize, we dine at Fudrukkers at the corner of Orangethorpe and Beach around 5:30 or so. We are the guys at the back of the second room. Ask for John, Larry, Howard, Warren, Dave, Randy or Dennis. Several of us always make it there.

Hope to meet you!

Larry

Thank you very much for the offer. I do fly every weekend at Whittier Narrows. I will need assistance with starting to learn the principles of aerobatic flight.

If the link shows, here is a flight of the electric Flite Streak trainer. Note how quiet it is. Here I am doing basic stuff: climbs, dives, level flight at various altitudes, and partial wingovers.




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[Dennis Moritz]

State of the art electric systems are more tunable and repeatable than the best of IC. This gap will widen. Looks that way to me.


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[Randy Cuberly]

State of the art electric systems are more tunable and repeatable than the best of IC. This gap will widen. Looks that way to me.


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Yeah, as much as I hate to admit it I'm afraid you're right about that! 

Randy Cuberly

[john e. holliday]

I don't have a sign in for the video.  So don't know how it flew.