AKNick
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Do not fly in the winter that much anymore, did last winter just once but hope get more in this winter. Believe it or not but some of my best flying has been in the winter, but you must have zero wind and bright sunny sky. That is some of the best flying. One thing that I am afraid of is my liquid screen on the radio I have had some difficulty with one many years back so I have been some what apprehensive. How does your radio stand up to the cold.
One thing that I can tell you is when it really gets cold epoxy on firewalls do not work they fall off , all of us discovered that we had to use wood glue on our winter planes.
Some of the best flying days for me are winter as well.
I have a certain criteria for different planes when it comes to weather as do most of us I'd imagine. No wind with the sun out is definitely the key. One thing that helps with the radio and lipos is to leave them in the truck with the heater on until you are ready to use them. I've put hand warmers in the radio case as well.
I've never noticed the epoxy issue, but most of us are flying electrics and nitro in the winter.
What ever it takes to have some fun and wiggle the sticks.