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we are watching, thank you for being here. We got Josh on the podcast today. We got T.J.

Hi. Thanks so much for being here, guys. Really appreciate it. We're going to go right

into what, sometimes we've done this in the past, and we try to do this every time.

Lately, it's been later in the podcast, but answer some of your guys is questions that you have

on the Facebook posts which first and foremost thank you so much for posting and allowing us to

have some content to actually interact with you about because it's always a good time we always enjoy

that so let's get straight into it uh Josh you want to take the first one yeah yeah i can't read very well but i'll try

uh dwight suitor says my students are doing an ft stem program that's awesome as you know the

ohio weather isn't are all that favorable uh is there any chance of designing a very small and slow

flying rcine planes that could be flown in a typical school's gymnasium. Boom. Kaboom skis. Okay. There's a really good solution to that. I've actually flown the FT Scout in gymnasiums, and it flew quite well and stuff. You're flying on a two-cell boat, it'll light. You're good. Also, this sounds goofy. Have your students make it a STEM project, make it a problem for them, have them take the FT flyer and an A motor and see how big they can make the FT flyer get before the A motor won't fly it. But what they're going to find is it's darn you're going to be full size. That's awesome. And so what I would say is those two planes can fly in gymnasiums quite well, have them play with

some different planes, change the scales, change the size, and see what you can make it happen.

Nice.

There is on RC Groups a very slow flying biplane that I believe there's free plans for.

It looks really, really goofy.

Say look up a super slow biplane.

Okay.

And if you look at that, you can easily study the plans, convert it to our techniques. I bet you it'll be a winner for you. Yeah. And that's the nice thing is that some of those minis that we already have on our store can be decent opportunities for indoor flight. Obviously, we've done a couple different ones, but in general.

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