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On Tue, 17 Feb 2015 17:22:57 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: This is a common debate between RC pilots and those who hold a pilot's license. Like I said before I don't knock those to enjoy the RC thing. It's fun for many but it's a totally different experience. Sure, there are similarities in the respect that both have wings and go up in the air. But that's about it. I did all of my flight instruction in a Cessna 152. After I soloed I flew the 152 and a 150 quite a bit. I did the cross country phase and final check flight for my ticket in a Cessna 172. All the Cessna's were high winged aircraft. After a while I wanted to try something different, so I arranged for a checkout flight in a Piper Warrior which is more powerful and low winged. Felt like I was flying a Boeing 747 by comparison. That all said, I am glad I did it but I also realized I am not a "natural" pilot who enjoys the stresses of flying. I like boating much more. === I agree with all that, and most importantly, boats do not fall from the sky when you screw up. :-) |
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