Hi I am Bhanu Prakash Paiwal from Udaipur Rajasthan. I am only hobbyist of my town...............................AVOID  NCC               WELCOME

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Thats me Yash / yash10896 i am just 17 year old so please members don't call me sir when you pm me     
This was taken a month ago and its few which i have of myself....

me with Sanjay sir, enjoying evening flying at Pinjore...

Heres me with a full scale RC Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder

Sanjay Sir Nice Hat with your name on it.

 

Sanjay sir need a hat like that..

Girish is the man

Sanjay Sir,

Is RC bolt a Club name?

Girish was going to get some caps made; 3 of us (Arvind Singhatiya, Girish and I) were going to Pinjore for the AMAI meet. So we put RC Bolt, which is an acronym for something I've forgotten

Besides us, Maahin Beri (when on holiday from college,) Sandeep Pande (occasionally) and now Achin Madan also fly. Saurabh Rastogi has been threatening to fly with us since ages but has not yet

Some faces  

Me taking off

Surprise visitor Shauvik with Girish. I think Shauvik must have got camera-conscious: a few seconds later he landed my model in the tallest tree in the ground  

If there is a tree on a otherwise deserted ground, your model will always fly to it"

Ashok - the model does not fly to the tree.

It has been proven beyond doubt that as a model approaches a tree, the branches and leaves suddenly elongate and catch the model

With old friends, Hemant Varma & Vijendra Nagar of AMAI at Aamby Valley

With the Spadstick....the best Spad I have ever built or flown 

Girish

Sandeep & Girish

Arvind with the Baby Blender

Me {left} ( saurabh ) with Gusty and Sandy {right}

Sanjay Rai ji,
Your statement reminds me the Murphy's Law :

The correct, original Murphy's Law reads:

"If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of those ways can result in a catastrophe, then someone will do it." This is a principle of defensive design, cited here because it is usually given in mutant forms less descriptive of the challenges of design for losers. For example, you don't make a two-pin plug symmetrical and then label it `THIS WAY UP'; if it matters which way it is plugged in, then you make the design asymmetrical.

Edward A. Murphy, Jr. was one of the engineers on the rocket-sled experiments that were done by the U.S. Air Force in 1949 to test human acceleration tolerances (USAF project MX981). One experiment involved a set of 16 accelerometers mounted to different parts of the subject's body. There were two ways each sensor could be glued to its mount, and somebody methodically installed all 16 the wrong way around.   Murphy then made the original form of his pronouncement, which the test subject (Major John Paul Stapp) quoted at a news conference a few days later.

Within months `Murphy's Law' had spread to various technical cultures connected to aerospace engineering. Before too many years had gone by variants had passed into the popular imagination, changing as they went. Most of these are variants on "Anything that can go wrong, will"; this is sometimes referred to as Finagle's Law. The mimetic drift apparent in these mutants clearly demonstrates Murphy's Law acting on itself!

Not my own intelligence!! Gleaned from the Omnipotent, Omnipresent Net....Lol...

Nice pic Saurabh. When are we going to have the "Live Saurabh Show?"   

Essargee, the stupid trees have not heard of Murphy or Finagle 

They see a model, and suddenly get activated by a rush of hybrid destructive hormones 

But it was good reading   

Ive read those Laws, but never though to know more about the guy Murphy.
Good post essaargee.
Thanks.
@Sanjay sir, ive been to Sholavaram but never seen such a variety of planes.
Those planes in post 188 are awesome.

Ashok.P

Essaargee + 1 - learnt something new today. Thanks!

The complete Murphy Laws
http://soldcentralfl.com/flyingpenguin/murphysl.htm

Me..

With Team ACI and Team UAE at Amby..