Deciding to donate my Historic Byron Pitts to the Academy of Model Aeronautics National Museum in Muncie, Indiana was also a great chance for us to see the museum for the first time and also get to fly at their Huge National Flying site. The museum is meticulously maintained and contains just about any aircraft any of us has flown in our life time. It is well worth a visit. Although it is closed now, due to covid, plan to see it when it opens. You won't be disappointed. The museum also has a virtual tour on their website, so you can maneuver around inside like you are walking through. Here is the link. https://www.modelaircraft.org/museum/...
Byron Pitts S1, No Music, No wind Noise, Just the sound of this Beautiful,Vintage Biplane in flight.
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The first Production Electric RC Helicopter. The Skylark EH1
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History of the Kyosho Hyperfly 2 Channel, No tail rotor Helicopter and extreme flight!
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For more information on the Academy, visit http://www.modelaircraft.org
God bless and thanks for watching.
Dave Herbert
AMA L8221