KentStateTsi

Maybe tomorrow will bring some replies. My biggest concern that if it is a tax reason and they are selling all equipment would the next owner be liable? Since everything listed is business equipment couldn't it be seized as collateral?

Would be nice if whoever would return messages about the equipment.

The pre order a few months ago was $500 and has been going up slowly to the planned retail price. Cool idea but lacking a few necessities. There is no obstacle avoidance in flight and no manual control.

I haven't seen anyone mention Flitetest yet but they aren't far from Columbus and they do a bunch of podcasts and youtube builds. That is if you want to build your own instead of dropping money on DJI. I'm not saying buy Hobby King parts but you can save some major money by building your own.

Their ISF did.

http://www.cycleworld.com/2014/12/10/product-recall-2014-honda-grom/ Fuel pump recall

Pretty dissapointing that Mclaren Honda didn't make it out of Q1.

It's not over. I see people celebrating all over social media and forums. All they did was put it on hold. It will come to light again.

sweet selector.

The foam instant gratification crowd is why the "hobby" is where its at now. Anyone can put a brushless motor on some foamboard or injected "replica" and it will fly. They do not fly the same. I can understand trying to save money or not have a big initial investment. A dx6 or dx7s is a great start just depends on if you want programming options. People don't stick around because there isn't a sense of anything other than swiping the card for another wing or fuselage. I'm not saying spend lots of money. Get the sim you already talked about. It is not just a tool for beginners. The new solid state gyro planes and as3x from horizon are great but what are you actually learning if it flys itself?

Join Alums club. Mike Barbee should still be around and he competes in Top Gun and Masters events. By far the nicest guy at the field. They should still have club trainer aircraft and buddy boxes available for use. I love being able to buy everything ready to go now. Since you've flown full scale I'd sugest building one as well. Foam is nice and cheap but the feeling of flying something you built isn't there.

Nobody should be dissapointed with this game. Everyone talks about player loss. For every position lost there are 3-4 players looking to take the spot. Competition breeds perfection. Both sides played great football. P.S. Mark May should have an hour long interview about what he said.

Because everyone here had this much pressure at 20yrs old.

http://www.slickguns.com/catalog/brands/325 Seems like some pretty decent deals.

https://www.liberty.edu/media/1121/FAA%20Requirements%20Helicopter%20Certificates%20with%20Costs.pdf Thats just basic costs. Pretty generic but covers the FAA requirements. I don't know what the weather is like up there but the IFR rating is something I'd want as well.

The military will pay for it. You'll get far more NVG/HUD time doing so as well. Not sure what your question is or potential career path but its an option.

Buy one used for sure. Trade ins and repo's are a good deal for a first name brand box.

We couldn't do anything with them while we held them. We aren't just going to let them go and not watch them. Now that they are out of US control we can drop a JDAM on their next wedding party and nobody this side of the world will care.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=777&pictureid=7687 Bought another AR. LWRC M6 Spartan. Put 40 rounds down today. Super smooth.

My wife is an academic advisor for Columbia and deals with VA students. While I don't agree with military degree mill colleges she does help those that ask. I'm still active but will be out later this year and will be looking into going back to school myself. Ohio has excellent benefits for veterans. If you can tolerate guard/reserve for a few years they will pay tuition while you pocket whichever G.I. bill you choose. There are a bunch of grants available. I don't know anything about CSCC. If you have any questions I will pass them off to the wife and get back with you.

Im in the market for a tap and die set that has EVERYTHING. And a good 3/8" impact.

Thats what I was affraid of. Just saw it on the shelf while I was discussing an AAC SDN6 to remedy my problem.

If anyone is serious about a FDE Tavor a local shop has one for $2,000. Not sure if its even a deal. Same shop has a 1 of 300 LWRC FDE REPR.

Just not a fan. The whole not being a real suppressor thing.

They like the factory mags much more than aftermarket sticks or drums. Anything with a fake suppressor is an automatic no-go for me. Most problems people have are from old mass produced .22L.