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Heli-Jelly
by Nigel Fraser Ker
Flying radio controlled helicopters is now one of the fastest growing sports in the country. This series of podcasts is designed to give news, views, technical information on all aspects of the sport including 3D, F3C and scale.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Flying radio controlled helicopters is now one of the fastest growing sports in the country. This series of podcasts is designed to give news, views, technical information on all aspects of the sport including 3D, F3C and scale.
HOSTED BY
Nigel Fraser Ker
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Flying radio controlled helicopters is now one of the fastest growing sports in the country. This series of podcasts is designed to give news, views, technical information on all aspects of the sport including 3D, F3C and scale.
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