Spent two hours at the field today.  Lots of flying.

Photo report:
24- Michael and his new Panther.
25- David grinning from ear to ear.
28- now this plug goes here. Mark prepping his new Raptor- flies well.... so does the plane.
30- Mark grinning from ear to ear.
31- Baron von Dickinsonhoffer with his WW1 relic...or is he the relic?
34- Glenn after flying his FW whatever.

Frank

I made it out to the field too, for a change.  But I didn't get there until 7:00pm.  Kenny and friends were there, flying fast jets and a cool helicopter.

I brought out four planes and flew three of them twice each, but the re-test flight of a pattern plane I bought from Michael a few years ago didn't go so well.  Part way through the flight after getting it trimmed out nicely and doing a couple of axial rolls, the motor quit and I lost complete control.  All I could do was watch it plummet into he farmers field.  The plane is a write-off.

Fortunately, the maiden flight of my other plane went very well, I'll tell a little about that in my old building post for that plane.

Robert