This week we discuss Jay's KeeCat demise and some reflection on the drone/blues flyby. AK Mike joins us for our second video episode and we look forward to hearing from our fans.

In this weeks episode Eric Haddad from 3D Aeroventures joins us again for an update on the new 3D printed plans he has to offer for electric RC planes.  Last time we chatted with Eric he was putting together a plan to help people 3D print planes.

Things are starting to return to "semi-normal". Texas has started opening up the state and are letting folks move around. Jay has cracked the seal on his hermetically sealed bunker and invited AZ Mike down for a visit.

In this episode the guys get together to laugh about the technical difficulties of our last podcast. Discuss the latest and greatest projects on their agenda. AK Mike flies at a new field and looses an Aircraft.

well it looks like the Virus effected our podcast as well as everything else...Sorry about the technical difficulties. We found the wayward tracks and got everything corrected and here is the nice clean version of the podcast.

The boys had some credit on their long distance calling card and gave "AJ" the Marketing Director of SonicModell/ZOHD a call at his office in Guangdong China! Jay, AK Mike talked about their favorite planes in their fleet ( Nano Talon, Orbit,

The boys crack open the sealed bunker this week to welcome in Tim Walker, former "Angle of Attack" member. Tim fills us in on current events. AZ Mike tells Tim how he won "you call that low?" contest. We have a hoot describing a funny YouTube video tha...

We hope everyone is isolated, home and virus free! Jay opened his hermetically sealed bunker to let AK Mike in with a bunch of planes to fix and a broken throttle on a real paramotor. The guys design fixes for the planes using Jay"s 3D printer.

photo by Quiet E Flyer

Well day two of our event brings Scott Todd to the show. Scott is a rocket scientist who has some amazing talent taking old Kraft radios and restoring them with all new electronics and making them work with the new modern 2.7ghz receivers.