"a good beggining rc plane for uavs is the Multiplex Easystar. It is very cheap, sometimes as low as $100 on some websites and shops."

"ok, so im going to start my first uav. Is this a good plane to start with for me? i would go with easystar, but i wanna BUILD! not buy a premade plane. upload a pdf or something of it. thx."

"can you please upload a pdf with a schematic of it? i'd like to build it."

"ok i think ill test it out with two paper airplanes, then, if it works, ill try the full size way."

"yes it is very possible. to begin, you should find a remote control airplane with enough space inside for all your stuff, including all the neccesary microchips and wiring. next, you should begin to assemble the "brains" of your plane like the…"

"i just got a weird idea! what if you bought two easy stars, chopped off the pointed wingtips, glued the two planes together at the wings, put them on the same frequency, and fly it. would this plan work?"

"wow jaron, you built that UAV!? thats pretty nice. i think to design my first plane im going to simply modify someone else's design to fit what i want (may i copy yours?). also, i have one question about the cad software. it asks for my address and…"

"what did you use to design this plane? did you use a software or did you do it the old fashioned way (paper and pencil)"

"WOW! i really like your plane design. how much payload can it carry? can you upload a pdf file containing a schematic of it? i'd like to build it myself and modify it some."

"hmm...I like your idea for the hawk sky, but I think I'm gonna have to go with the easystar. As you mentioned in your article about the hawksky, the easystar has better stability and can handle crashes better. thanks anyway"

"by automatic, i meant it randomly aims and randomly takes pictures"

"wow thanks chris! u just saved me like 75 dollars!"