Radio Control Members.

[BurnTire]

www.highperformancerc.com is now mine.

[evil281]

i race the 1/8th scale buggys out at the nitro pit, ive got a Losi 8, that thing is indestructible! lol, that will be cool when the site is up burntire

[BurnTire]

i race the 1/8th scale buggys out at the nitro pit, ive got a Losi 8, that thing is indestructible! lol, that will be cool when the site is up burntire

I am working on it as we speak.

I need suggestions for categories in the car section.

[BurnTire]

I have the site open, but under construction for a while.

Feel free to stop by and sign up. I can use suggestion on forum categories as I am very new to the hobby.

www.highperformancerc.com

[BurnTire]

Ok RC nuts stop by and signup to get this site going.

http://www.highperformancerc.com/

[Gene]

I just bought an E-flite Blade CX2 helicopter. I'll post my reviews in the new site. My first Heli, can't wait. This purchase was unlike my regular compulsive buying. I researched them and this should be a great starter heli.

[HanksGT]

azrc.info
azrc.us

Now I just need a domain name.

Many of the RC domains are taken, but not active sites.

[BurnTire]

azrc.info
azrc.us

www.highperformancerc.com is up and running

[QuarterHorse]

You name I've done it...except helicopters...tooooo expensive. Raced r/c cars for a number of years at RC Mania...which is now closed. Flown all types of RC airplanes, did a lot racing with warbirds and quickies (both AMA and 428). Been into control line for years and still doing it. Had a couple of boats....too many hobbies.

[Mr. Austin]

I just bought an E-flite Blade CX2 helicopter. I'll post my reviews in the new site. My first Heli, can't wait. This purchase was unlike my regular compulsive buying. I researched them and this should be a great starter heli.

Care full with that helli. i will tell you right now. i have a blade CP Pro. best for the buck. and those blades are not like any other helicopters. they have balls. i have seen ones do complete back flips hit the floor and still be able to take off the next flight. i have carbon fiber props on top and in back and they are beastly. Make sure you start with the beginners kit. ( IT WILL SAVE YOU $100 in fuel alone when going back and forth for parts. the kit has like two orange balls you attach. best place to start tinkering with the tunning and stuff (FYI) would be a gymnasium. NO air movement and a HUGE amount of room. go to your local high school and ask the front desk if you can tune. tell them its electric and it will be only to tighten some screws. when you are successful with this get a pro. you will never want gas or any other helicopter.