The RC adventures of a 50-year-old man...
 

Hi everyone!

I'm a 50-year-old man who has in the past year or so, got back into the RC hobby. I used to have a couple of plastic models when I was much younger, and also a few RC cars.

Now that I'm hooked back into the hobby, I've been interested in all things RC, and tend to gravitate more towards the realism side as much as I can.

I've also dedicated my YouTube channel to mostly my RC adventures and I hope to share these experiences with everyone.

Thank you!

what's the name of your youtube channel? or maybe post a link.

In for info too, what type of content or rc do you like?

I have you beat, I'm 62 yrs old and I'm back into the hobby.! lol :lol:
I bought an old school T-Max with of course, a nitro engine.
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/NGAAA...Oh/s-l500.webp

62 here, got into the Sledge and Sport with tracks.

He listed it in his profile,,,, https://www.youtube.com/@uncleraymond

guy made 1 post almost a year ago and never came back. and here we are resurrecting the thread. :lol:

I am still learning this forum. Sorry dude.

Nothing really wrong with reviving an old thread. It’s all knowledge that can be used even if it’s only used by one person.

I need all the knowledge I can get. :lol: .

i wasn't complaining, was just pointing out a couple things that i found amusing.

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Retired to Thailand and got back into 1/10 crawlers after a 15 year break, things have changed!

Hi there! It's awesome that you've gotten back into the RC hobby, especially with a focus on realism! There's a lot of fun to be had in creating detailed and authentic RC experiences. Your YouTube channel sounds like a great way to share your adventures and connect with fellow enthusiasts. If you ever want tips or ideas for your RC projects or channel, feel free to ask! Enjoy your journey in the hobby

Welcome back to the RC world! It’s awesome to see your passion reignited, especially with a focus on realism—that always adds a special touch to the hobby. Looking forward to checking out your YouTube channel and following your RC adventures. It’s never too late to dive back into what you love. Keep sharing and inspiring others along the way. Happy driving and building!

Are these your thoughts or ChatGPT's?