After one too many unplanned collisions with the surrounding trees and two bottles of foam-safe CAA used up, what remained of the Thunderbolt was retired to the Red Cross hangar.īarry recovered the electronic components (receiver, micro servos and Lithium Polymer battery packs) from the P-47. He quickly learned that flying a tail-dragger Warbird in too small a space was simply a recipe for disappointment. It didn’t always happen that way for Barry.īarry tried to fly a radio-controlled P-47D foamy with electric power before he had access to an AMA club and field. In addition to his long RC piloting experience, Richard also has a great deal of experience with electric power systems.īarry’s introduction to R/C flying, as an adult beginner, contains several lessons for anyone of any age who is attracted to this sport and who wants to start off on the right foot. This review is the deliberate collaboration of a very skilled RC flyer and modeler, Richard Landis and Barry Yarkon, a “beginning RC Pilot”. Written by Richard Landis and Barry Yarkonįollow along as a real-life beginner modifies the Thunder Power OBL Trainer to Electric Power under the tutelage of an experienced electric power instructor.
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