xgear
New Heliman
Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon
| Umd, thats ok, my patience gets tested periodically. I apologize about the weights, i should have used a better scale to start with. I'm working on sourcing aluminum tubing right now for the skids, that will drop the weight quite abit. I've been getting very good reactions to these locally here in southern oregon and also on the heli forums. I've been working with distributors in the U.S., Canada and Asia. I certainly do not want this to come off as an expensive gimmick that doesn't have any function. I wholeheartedly beleive that this will reduce costs when mishaps happen and I know from first hand experience that thumbs get pretty stupid periodically, especially in a panic situation. If you save one carbon frame set with these, then they allready paid for themselves, plus they look nice and they do not look like some thrown together plastic piece of $%$$#. Once a pilot becomes hardcore 3d capable and he wants to shed weight, then the pilot can pull them off, sell them to a buddy that is learning and go on. As far as the auto's go, what happens if say a motor wire comes unplugged and all of a sudden you are doing a forced auto and have never done an auto or you are just working on them. I know the pro guys can turn a turd into a diamond, but what about the rest of us?
This applies to everybody that has been bashing.
Instead of coming off negative, why don't you try suggesting things instead, I'll consider all ideas, but if you come off rude flaming my product, then i'll shut the door in your face, I am so flippin busy right now, that my time needs to be applied to production and customer service answering bonafide questions and concerns. I'll always work with everybody on any question or concern.
As time goes on, I will be developing other things as well, I'm allready working on a carbon version of this, and also something for the larger nitro's. |
