neil Cartwright 1

Posted by Piers Bowlan on 23/02/2020 21:48:26: I have used quite a few Nano Tech Lipos from Hobbyking which are quite good value, but buy from the UK or Europe warehouses as shipping from the Global warehouse in China will attract customs and handling charges. I was going to suggest a couple of Hobbyking Corona DS929 servos but they seem to be out of stock. West London Models is a good electric flight specialist so hopefully you will get good advice there. My first experience of model flying was with a KK Conquest glider flown in Wormwood Scrubs Park with my dad when I was a kid. I became instantly hooked on anything to do with flying. I expect you would get arrested if you attempted to fly anything in the Park now. Edited By Piers Bowlan on 23/02/2020 21:49:40 Yeah I guess customs would turn up nowdays and check all the aircraft for drugs and mobile phones incase you dropped some over the wall , great fun watching them all back then.

Yes I do have the manual, it's brand new in the box never used , thanks for the advice my helicopter flight occasionally ended that way !!

Hi all , I'm Neil from Bedfont , I've flown a couple of model helicopters before but never planes , my Dad used to take me to the field behind Wormwood scrubs years ago to watch the RC planes there. I've just got a basic flying legends electric 35 inch wingspan spitfire off a second hand website which needs a battery and control gear to get it flying. After a brief look on the internet , the company appears to not exist anymore and there's not that many for sale on ebay of the same brand. Just wondered if I'll still be able to get bits to make it work , I believe it was bought from West London Models so that was going to be the first place I enquired. Any advice or knowledge of the brand much appreciated !