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		<title>A Humble Beginning</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The name&#8217;s Church, Dan Church.  A year ago, my friend brought a small co-axial helicopter to work.  Within 24 hours, I&#8217;d ordered one for myself.  Within 10 days (and before the co-axial even arrived in the mail), I&#8217;d ordered my first collective pitch heli (the pile of junk it was).  It wasn&#8217;t long before I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The name&#8217;s Church, Dan Church.  A year ago, my friend brought a small co-axial helicopter to work.  Within 24 hours, I&#8217;d ordered one for myself.  Within 10 days (and before the co-axial even arrived in the mail), I&#8217;d ordered my first collective pitch heli (the pile of junk it was).  It wasn&#8217;t long before I upgraded to another, and a year later I have far too large a collection of helicopters, the ability to actually fly them, and a bigger addiction than ever.</p>
<p>Along the way, I&#8217;ve hit some weird weird issues.  I&#8217;ve had some zany ideas.  I&#8217;ve had plenty of crashes, and needed to use some clever problem solving to get my birds back in the air.  I&#8217;m going to share all of the knowledge that I can here, so that <strong>you</strong> can hopefully learn, or at least laugh a little at my expense.</p>
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