crazy nick

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I have an E-flite cz yak. While I love the way this plane flies true and straight w/ all the godly power in the world, it is just too big for my honda civic and I can't stand 68 minute charge time and 5 min flight. Can anyone recommend a smaller 3d capable parkflyer w/ a little more runtime? Foam or balsa , doesn't matter. If someone is lookin to go to a yak from somethin smaller , maybe we could work something out. My friend just got a flyzone switch and that has a descent runtime , however he is just learning and I don't know how 3d capable it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

nitroairplane

Parkzone sukhoi?

crazy nick

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Kind of small , but I just watched a video w/ some hovering and rolling harriers. $100 I'll try it.

Beachcomber

The best 3D planes, of any size, are the ones with very light weight relative to their wing area. The lighter the better. Also mid-wing seems to do better than low wing. Generally the flat/profile foamies are lighter (better for 3D) than an equivalent size foamy with full fuselage. Hope this helps.

Aircraftfreak15

the eflight mini funtana is perfict for that but it my be a little to big for you at a 44 inch wing span but it flys perfict. But the eflight 480 on a 2200 mha 3 cell will give you a 10 to 15 min flight time. Heres a link to the madin of mine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pu34VjjEkYY

Revy

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You're flying it now and fitting it in there, so why not just buy a better charger and at least another pack or two. You'll soon be looking for a bigger vehicle to fly more than one.

1pylonracer

Try a profile flat foamy. But don't get one of those flatouts from electrifly.com, the foam breaks to easy from what I've heard.

mithrandir

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Hands Down... get a DW Foamies yak55

Mike has it as a complete setup, motor ESC, servos or you can equip it as you please...

mine has a Hacker A20-22L, APC 11 x 3.8, Futaba S3114 servos... it flies a lot like my 40% if I tone down the rudder effectiveness....

Marcol

I'm not sure if you can get Multiplex stuff in the States , but my recommendation is the Multiplex Parkmaster 3D with the "tuning" power set , also from Multiplex

It's THE best flying foamy I've had. It's not cheap , but you really do get what you pay for.

Beachcomber

Rather than re-type the discription and impressions of my new 32" Foamy, here's a link to the thread. I wouldn't go any smaller than 32" wing span for outdoor flying, unless you're in a small area protected by trees or large bushes.

Hope it helps.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1457104

meez3d

Yea, with A20-22L in your hand, you won't go wrong with Parkmaster3d...............

Good luck

haasjj

I know this thread is several months old now and you probably have a new plane but I'm going to throw this one out there anyway. Check out [link=http://www.abellhobby.com/Adrenaline-3D-V2-p/adrenalinev2.htm]Abell Hobby Adrenaline 3D V2[/link] Its not well know in most places but where I'm from it seems like everyone has one. IMO its one of the better foam profile planes out there and its inexpensive, give it a try I think you will like it.

Enki82

I know this is an old thread but I am building a balsa plane that's going to be about 24oz and I wanna 3d with it. Would a Hacker b20 15l 4:1 be a good motor or can I get same results with a cheaper motor like park 480

rgburrill

3D is dangerous enough as it is. doing 3D at a park is just ignoring the safety of everyone else at the park.

Enki82

I meant using a eflight park 480 vs the b20 15L 4:1