Soaring into the wild blue yonder with an RC plane is a thrill many hobbyists enjoy. Combine a love of remote control aircraft with the need to make money and start your own RC plane business.1
Determine what part of the RC plane hobby you would like use to make money. The most obvious is selling parts or repairing RC planes, but you could also charge to give lessons to those interested in learning about the exciting hobby. A multipurpose RC plane business could be ideal.
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Find a wholesale supplier of RC plane parts, kits and tools. Research in hobby magazines and wholesale directories to find the cheapest quality parts you can. Purchase a stock of the most common parts as well as the tools necessary to make repairs and adjustments to remote control planes and accessories.
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Purchase advertisements in the local newspapers as well as RC plane hobby magazines or RC club fliers in your area. Include contact information, such as your name, website address if you have one, email address and telephone number. http://ciscosimulator.weebly.com/
4Get involved with the local RC plane flying club, and attend events and demonstrations for the public to learn about the hobby. Pass out fliers or business cards if soliciting is allowed. If it is an organized event, sign up to give a demonstration or even a small talk about RC planes and the hobby. This is an excellent opportunity to plug your business and convince people you are an expert when it comes to remote control planes. helicopter flight simulator5
Organize your own RC plane demonstrations or parties and charge a fee to let people fly your planes for a certain amount of time. Some options include corporate or birthday parties. For less experienced customers, landing and takeoff should be done by you. Follow all pertinent rules about flight control in your area.6
Provide good customer service to people who purchase parts or order repairs of modifications from you. Positive word-of-mouth advertising is the best way to make more money through first-time and repeat customers. Follow up with customers with mailed or e-mailed fliers during the spring and summer flying seasons.
Determine what part of the RC plane hobby you would like use to make money. The most obvious is selling parts or repairing RC planes, but you could also charge to give lessons to those interested in learning about the exciting hobby. A multipurpose RC plane business could be ideal.
2
Find a wholesale supplier of RC plane parts, kits and tools. Research in hobby magazines and wholesale directories to find the cheapest quality parts you can. Purchase a stock of the most common parts as well as the tools necessary to make repairs and adjustments to remote control planes and accessories.
3
Purchase advertisements in the local newspapers as well as RC plane hobby magazines or RC club fliers in your area. Include contact information, such as your name, website address if you have one, email address and telephone number. http://ciscosimulator.weebly.com/
4Get involved with the local RC plane flying club, and attend events and demonstrations for the public to learn about the hobby. Pass out fliers or business cards if soliciting is allowed. If it is an organized event, sign up to give a demonstration or even a small talk about RC planes and the hobby. This is an excellent opportunity to plug your business and convince people you are an expert when it comes to remote control planes. helicopter flight simulator5
Organize your own RC plane demonstrations or parties and charge a fee to let people fly your planes for a certain amount of time. Some options include corporate or birthday parties. For less experienced customers, landing and takeoff should be done by you. Follow all pertinent rules about flight control in your area.6
Provide good customer service to people who purchase parts or order repairs of modifications from you. Positive word-of-mouth advertising is the best way to make more money through first-time and repeat customers. Follow up with customers with mailed or e-mailed fliers during the spring and summer flying seasons.
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