I had time before the rain started to get two flights on the Trex 500, it is flying better every time as I make small adjustments to the programming in the transmitter. This evening I got started on adapters for installing new retracts in the Corsair. It was a busy day but everything went great!
Saturday, June 12, 2021
Weathervane
Vera got me an all copper weathervane for Father's Day. I got it up today and also moved the wind chimes I got with a gift card from Mik, Michelle and James. I couldn't hear them very well where they were before. I also rebuilt the other wind chimes I have hanging on the shop.I moved the weather station I had on the shop to the Northwest corner of the house. While I was sitting on the rail waiting for Vera to get a screwdriver for me I took this picture of our Japanese maple and the small pond.
I had time before the rain started to get two flights on the Trex 500, it is flying better every time as I make small adjustments to the programming in the transmitter. This evening I got started on adapters for installing new retracts in the Corsair. It was a busy day but everything went great!
I had time before the rain started to get two flights on the Trex 500, it is flying better every time as I make small adjustments to the programming in the transmitter. This evening I got started on adapters for installing new retracts in the Corsair. It was a busy day but everything went great!
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