Hi guys,

just joined this site and love the content...I fly lots of electric cause the fields I fly don't allow the othr stuff...Guam is located between Hawaii and Japan but closer to Japan..its a U.S. territory..I flew lots of slope and thermal in Hawaii but returned home.. alot of the guys here fly nitro,gas and little electric..mostly me..I want to build Mick Reeves RF4 and fly it here so I'll post pics of build..one thing about flying here is I get to fly over water alot..lol..

  respectfully

 Ken Cabral

guamflyer

Hey Ken - I was stationed on Guam (NAS Agana) in late '68-69.  I bet it has changed a lot since then!

Welcome to RCSB - looking forward to your thread (and some scenery).  Let me recommend that you become a site supporter (http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/page_display.asp?pid=5) - it truly unlocks so much more of the site to you.

thanks guys,

really love the site..

J.Whitney,  Guam sure has changed alot...I got back in 05 and where you were stationed is now open as a drive thru road from Barrigada to the airport..remember it was known as Brewer field..all the houses there are all private now but with the road..once I become a site supporter I'll post pics of Guam...I don't know if you remember the old Asan barracks, it's now a federal park reserve known as Asan War memorial Park..It's where I fly my parkflyers and warbirds..had to exhibit my electrics to the park rangers to confirm no fuel in airplanes..

Workin out the details on the Mick Reeves site to get the RF4 to guam...shipping is killers but I gotta have the plane...lol

Dave,  That 1/3 scale sounds awesome... I'll definitly post pics as I have a couple of ideas for the bird

  Again, Thanks to all in advance

   SLOPE FAST  -  SOAR DEEP

       guamflyer