Well said, Greg.
Though I've not attained the $900 airplane category another factor
comes into play beyond time management, though this very much part of
why I am willing to pay for the ARF type.
I have a 9 x 9 room with closet that houses all my RC, ham radio, and
computer hobbies. Though I really enjoy building, I'm limited to a
2'x5' counter top inside a closet for building and usually find a
layer of dust on all the electronics. My building skills currently
would never allow me to produce the quality I can buy in the ARF's.
Those that can afford to buy the Millennium's and Stork's keep buying
them. I'm perfectly happy providing a home for that well cared for
Mystic or Sapphire.
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Len Revelle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Gregory Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >As you said, it's time vs. money. For the (employed) hobbyist,
with
> >little time to build and a hectic schedule, he can justify the
increased
> >purchase price. >
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