There are no reasons to stay away from this hobby 
    Well i think you guys are  building more models than flying 

  .........Dont mind ,i am totaly disagree to ..."4)A car to carry around your RC stuff.'
becouse when i had started flyling..i was carry My plane on My pulsar motorcycle...after 1.5 years i desided to Buy a New car

Regards..

laxman

Quote from: laxmansuthar on November 03, 2010, 10:49:06 PM
i was carry My plane on My pulsar motorcycle...

Awesome How did you manage that??? Whats the model sise?

Quote from: raffu2khan on November 03, 2010, 10:40:24 PM
There are no reasons to stay away from this hobby 
    Well i think you guys are  building more models than flying 

Absolutely right, the urge to keep building and not focussing on what really takes skill and effort - flying. Somehow ppl tend to focus on that next new model or parts that they want or going to buy. Thats surely going to kill the hobbyist in you. Just take a step back and examine how well you fly and how well you have perfected the art. And you can never give up. There will always be that step which you have not reached yet. And it goes on and on.

Quote from: anwar on November 03, 2010, 10:28:00 PM
Bull-crap

YOu are saying that because the place u stay has access to all those, easier said than thinking in others shoes 

Even I carry my stuff in an activa and its difficult to pursue on that front as well anymore. As I said, the fun Iam getting from this hobby is a lot less that the time and effort I invested on it. Mostly coz I stay in bangalore. Its not like I am not trying my best!

I have seen some examples of the same in Bangalore itself   Not naming names !!!

Quote from: rajathv8 on November 03, 2010, 11:00:23 PM
Awesome How did you manage that??? Whats the model sise?

i was carry Seagull Boomrang .46 model (fuselage on back seat witout any person)
& wing on fixed at left side leg gard.

In the days when things were tight, the model was carried on a shoe string (yes literally). With a 40 size model assembeled, and twine/velcro loops around the wing I carried it backpack style on my cycle and ocassionaly on dads bike. Do you get the idea? With the undercarriage pointing away and the models top on your back.
Another bag hung from the handle bar contained the bare minimum tools necessary and a bottle of fuel. The only saving grace was I did not have to go far as the local airport had free access and people were known. 

Get an rc car   .
Puts you out of all your misery.

Agreed, People go to any extent to fly RC  . But taking planes/Helis for 25 KM minimum is a pain on bike, and just a risk of breaking the wing due to air blowing as we ride the bike. As I said, before I opened this thread, I have tried/done almost everything!

Quote from: iamahuman on November 04, 2010, 04:27:41 PM
Get an rc car   .
Puts you out of all your misery.

Not much interested really! Other wise I would have owned one. Its time to buy a real car now, just got the LMV license, problem is No parking space in front of the house! No I need to change the house to buy a car  . To add to this Jakkur director is causing additional problems 

My my.....you seem to be very unhappy.Hope all your troubles are sorted out soon.

Dear Vinay,
Perhaps this guy could sort things out, He happens to be the Greek God of Flight - Hermes, but I guess you would have to explain the RC perspective to him first 

Dont worry man, there is always light at the end of the tunnel..................
or maybe, do I hear a train coming in 

ha ha...good one Edwin