Quote from: SunLikeStar on February 02, 2011, 04:15:19 PM
I get bored in couple of months, then I crash something and it becomes interesting once again

Stashing lot of spare parts(then spreading everything on the floor and inspecting I have ample stock of every part after I nearly crash on a bad day and then storing everything back safe, time and again) for fear of crashing in the next session is another interesting side hobby of mine 

Quote from: SunLikeStar on February 02, 2011, 04:15:19 PM
I get bored in couple of months, then I crash something and it becomes interesting once again

Sunlikestar,
Pretty unique way to keep the interest alive :D:D

"Mr Akshay,

I bet you must have seen Mr Abhay maidening his Funjet. Accomplished flyer indeed.

Its great to see Father-son duo perusing same hobby, nevertheless starting together."

Who other than Abhay.

I was instantly soaked, and sucked inside the group, and I was amazed with  helpfullness of the group present there.


See you soon ujjwaana. ( this Mr. is too heavy for me )

All the Best
Akshay

Dear Friends
  I have spent 17years in aviation, working on trainers, Fighters, Bombers, Transporters all real ones and been on the Tarmacs of Delhi,Kanpur,Calcutta and chennai. and another 22 years in Bhel(Engineering), Balance in my own electronic Industry.
   I stumbled upon RC India accidentally, it got me wound up so badly, i am spending most of my retired time in the pursuit of RC Forums all over the world. I have collected lot of datas, videos,Simms  and  everything connected with RC. 

     It is not the Sprit of St.Louis but of great Anwar who brought it to India. 

     RC India brought me to a place where I really belong.

javincent

Quote from: J A Vincent on March 28, 2011, 08:10:55 PM
     It is not the Sprit of St.Louis but of great Anwar who brought it to India. 

Certainly wrong information   There has been forums and websites based/focused on India waaaaay before rcindia.org came into life !  And the community here deserve any element of praise, although it would be self congratulations to the people who pitch in here with whatever they know !

A baby knows the hands that feeds
javincent

A touching read...

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_11056426/tm.htm

Wonder how many of the once very very active RC folks in India have moved on like this

        Anwar saab..great to read.. the interest and dedication in modelling works depends upon the gift, circumstances, way of thinking and a lots.. if we are Gifted by God, it will be hard to keep distance from modelling..most of the new comers, jumps in RCying, while seeing an RC model, or by seeing an RCying from some where.. from that point he or she starts to run to collect a model, of his or hers choice.. then sometimes they sucseed or failed.. then gradually losts interest.. but when we wre gifted, we will start to explore one by one in modelling, in to life.. and this flame will be blows high and intense if a person is interested in various RCying.. a car model gives us a sheer punch, while it drifts at high speeds.. a horn blow or a wink of the head lights inspires us a lots.. and it will be intensifies if the craft is in to real scale replica.. if we carefully lokks, while RCying a car, we will find one interesting aspect, that this small scale behaves like a real one, while it ran over a bump, or a ditch, in to the scale of the car.. it bounces..
when we RC a boat or ship, it gives us hours of sheer pleassure, as it cuts the water in front of it, making waves.. or a high speed craft flies over the water with wroom noise, or a huge war ship voyages with it's seriousness, while sweeping its all radar dishes..it brings real life in to a small world.. everything become real in its world..

when we holds the TX to take an aircraft to air, we will feel the adrin pumping in our Heart circuit.. it intensifies when it passes over head with a booom noise.. a steep turn, or a loop gives un imaginable RCying experience.. and if we sit near to the rail road layout at garden, and if take a close up look at engine, we will feel all are real.. the chugging sound of the steam engine, or a wraamm sound from a diesel loco.. everything lives around us.. one of my greatest sadness is, that i am not able to make some real human and animal figures to make lurk around my models.. if i was.. ohh.. so, one of the easiest way to keep the flame of RCying bright is entering in to various segment in RCying.. surely, will inspire us one or another.. because i came back home around eve after great rcying even with my horrible back pain.. but i forgot all around me while my craft lurked all around me.. its a heavenly experience.. another way to keep it alive is making new crafts.. all the while.. try to use all hand made stuffs up to possible extent.. this will makes the RCying more educative and creative.. curiousity always plays an important role while making models.. adding new features.. new shapes and types.. endless.. on..and on..and on..until last breath.. making and Rcying models.. is a worship.. worship of Mother nature.. because all crafts will be synchronized with Mother nature while Rcying.. may be in ground.. or in water.. or in air.. the flame will rise high.. always.. a mere idea of a new craft.. ignites it to a fire ball.. and it burns alive untill the craft finished and Rcyed.. and it coninues to next one..  so great RCying.. for a life time..

Well said Roop...

Rahul

Yes, well said Roopesh sir

 

  words of sheer wisdom spoken from the deepest depth of the heart.... @Roopesh sir... thanks for these wise words.

Yes..Punty.. the inspiration and excitement pumps in when we plugs in the battery in to recharge slot.. or when we fills the fuel tank.. and the heat from the battery spreads all over the body to the RCground.. and it never ends there.. but instead the whole experience reignites the passion of Rcying for the next excitement.. its a chain reaction happening at daily basis.. it never ends.. nothing can bring the sheer happiness and excitement like RCying.. some rocketes.. some screams over water.. some drifts around us.. will..on..and on.. have nice RCying all RC Indians..

the only things for boredom is no place for rc and people in rc leaving and people who see them going get negative impact

but rc'ing something keeps me away from boredom. whenever i work on that (atleast for hours)

i know two guys who got over RC first one left RC ing the day he died,   the other one, when he decided to commit suide after his wife divorced him (Because of RC)

Sir..too sad to hear..

that was joke

sorry..

Ha ha ha ha...
Roopesh sir, u were caught off foot!

 

hmmm

+1.......   i still have cap10 memories.....
That was the costliest thing i saw with my own eyes!!!

brush it off, fly like a tiger again,

ps
cap10 is alive and kicking, changing colours this time 

its same as working on mithai shop, you wont eat or be even be happy if someone even gifts you sweets. Switching from helis to planes to cars can increase or sustain rc hormone levels.