HAHAHA.....thats too funny. But oh so true. But since its used he will prolly come down to at least 4,000

Here is a link to Tower Hobbies. They have about anything R/C you could want. Cars, Air Planes, and Boats.

http://towerhobbies.com/

I had one a couple years ago Daniel I sold it, It was a Traxxis T-Maxx ran about 55-60 off road truck!!!

3.3 motor ran of jet fuel

That is the first step before you will want to try planes Last Sunday I was flying for the first time a RC Guys 1/3 scale Pitts - http://www.rcguys.com/S1Pitts.htm Gas engine quit on me about 2 minutes into the flight. I was doing pretty good had plenty of room to make a dead stick landing (made several on other planes) All at once it snapped on me and spun-in over a group of trees. I knew I was going to pick up about $1400.00 worth of tooth picks.

So several of us went over to where we saw it go in, couldnt find it. So we got to looking up in the trees. Sure enough there it was about 35' up. Still in tack. One of the club memebers went and got a chain saw, and cut the tree down, it feel slowly and laid it down very easy.

Checked it over and flew it twice more after that.

Here is a picture of the plane

I am with you on the planes Allen. I have been flying them since I was 13. I enjoy the big scale planes like that Pitt. but all I really fly now is 3D profiles. I used to have a couple 50cc 3D planes but never had time to make it to the field. So now I just whoop them out and fly the profiles at the house.



Ruger, Man can get a Lipo battery for that car and it will run for about 20 minutes and depends on what size and charger you get they will charge in about 45 minutes or less. That is what I use on my electric planes. I have about 3 batts for every setup and usually can fly solid with having 1 on charge will i am flying.


http://www.valuehobby.com
http://www.hobbyking.com

are 2 good sites for cheap lipo batts.

If you get a lipo you have to make sure to get a charger though because they have to be balanced when charged and those batts can get dangerous. I ran one through a prop one time and you would have thought it was a real plane crashing with the smoke and fire it made.

One of the guys in our club flys the profiles.

I like getting them out and twist them around in the air.

Allen

I order some stuff from Hobby King. But get most of it from Value hobbies. they are in Illinois and have the almost the same pricing as HK. You should try the electric out Allen. I am very serously thinking of going all electric on 60 size and under.