this is not a first airplane. it has no self stabilizing tendencies (no dihedral to auto level) so you have to fly it all the time. that being said it is a good second or 3rd airplane depending on your prior skill. I am running mine on a 1650kv motor and 30a esc and 1300mah 3s. I don’t see how you could fit anything bigger in. I started with a ep8060 prop and it was too much, it melted the hot glue holding the esc in. I stepped it down to an apc 7x6E which is better but still too much prop for my combo. I have apc 7x4E props on the way which I think will be just right. I couldn’t get the wood flap to stay glued onto the wing so I am using single #64 bands to hold the wing down. I added 2 1x6mm 500mm long carbon strips in the wing. the receiver is in the pocket for the center servo and I didn’t need any servo extensions. I am using 2.25 inch tires and I think it will handle grass ok. it has snowed for the winter so I am on skis now which it handles good. The springs on the skis have a tendency to nose it over but I need the angle. it has great aerobatic potential and I think it will be a favorite little park Flyer. it’s just the right size to keep around. mine was built with rudder from the start. it doesn’t need it in the air but makes ground handling fun. I added some holes for cooling air and a scoop out of lexan scraps it should help with temperatures along with the prop change.

this is not a first airplane. it has no self stabilizing tendencies (no dihedral to auto level) so you have to fly it all the time. that being said it is a good second or 3rd airplane depending on your prior skill. I am running mine on a 1650kv motor and 30a esc and 1300mah 3s. I don’t see how you could fit anything bigger in. I started with a ep8060 prop and it was too much, it melted the hot glue holding the esc in. I stepped it down to an apc 7x6E which is better but still too much prop for my combo. I have apc 7x4E props on the way which I think will be just right. I couldn’t get the wood flap to stay glued onto the wing so I am using single #64 bands to hold the wing down. I added 2 1x6mm 500mm long carbon strips in the wing. the receiver is in the pocket for the center servo and I didn’t need any servo extensions. I am using 2.25 inch tires and I think it will handle grass ok. it has snowed for the winter so I am on skis now which it handles good. The springs on the skis have a tendency to nose it over but I need the angle. it has great aerobatic potential and I think it will be a favorite little park Flyer. it’s just the right size to keep around. mine was built with rudder from the start. it doesn’t need it in the air but makes ground handling fun. I added some holes for cooling air and a scoop out of lexan scraps it should help with temperatures along with the prop change.

this is not a first airplane. it has no self stabilizing tendencies (no dihedral to auto level) so you have to fly it all the time. that being said it is a good second or 3rd airplane depending on your prior skill. I am running mine on a 1650kv motor and 30a esc and 1300mah 3s. I don’t see how you could fit anything bigger in. I started with a ep8060 prop and it was too much, it melted the hot glue holding the esc in. I stepped it down to an apc 7x6E which is better but still too much prop for my combo. I have apc 7x4E props on the way which I think will be just right. I couldn’t get the wood flap to stay glued onto the wing so I am using single #64 bands to hold the wing down. I added 2 1x6mm 500mm long carbon strips in the wing. the receiver is in the pocket for the center servo and I didn’t need any servo extensions. I am using 2.25 inch tires and I think it will handle grass ok. it has snowed for the winter so I am on skis now which it handles good. The springs on the skis have a tendency to nose it over but I need the angle. it has great aerobatic potential and I think it will be a favorite little park Flyer. it’s just the right size to keep around. mine was built with rudder from the start. it doesn’t need it in the air but makes ground handling fun. I added some holes for cooling air and a scoop out of lexan scraps it should help with temperatures along with the prop change.

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Der Karton war schlecht verschlossen, aber es fehlte nichts. Sehr weiches Material. Ich werde es mit GFK belegen. Die Kanten müssen entgratet werden etc.. Die Rumpf-Schalen haben zwei große Spalte und passen nur zu 95%. Alle Steuerung-Teile, auch für das Seitenruder sind vorhanden! Wenn ich damit fertig bin, wird das ein sehr schönes erstes Modell zum fliegen lernen für meinen Enkel. Ich finde es ist eine klare Kaufempfehlung für den Einstieg im fliegen als auch bauen.

Der Karton war schlecht verschlossen, aber es fehlte nichts. Sehr weiches Material. Ich werde es mit GFK belegen. Die Kanten müssen entgratet werden etc.. Die Rumpf-Schalen haben zwei große Spalte und passen nur zu 95%. Alle Steuerung-Teile, auch für das Seitenruder sind vorhanden! Wenn ich damit fertig bin, wird das ein sehr schönes erstes Modell zum fliegen lernen für meinen Enkel. Ich finde es ist eine klare Kaufempfehlung für den Einstieg im fliegen als auch bauen.

Der Karton war schlecht verschlossen, aber es fehlte nichts. Sehr weiches Material. Ich werde es mit GFK belegen. Die Kanten müssen entgratet werden etc.. Die Rumpf-Schalen haben zwei große Spalte und passen nur zu 95%. Alle Steuerung-Teile, auch für das Seitenruder sind vorhanden! Wenn ich damit fertig bin, wird das ein sehr schönes erstes Modell zum fliegen lernen für meinen Enkel. Ich finde es ist eine klare Kaufempfehlung für den Einstieg im fliegen als auch bauen.

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