izzy-israel-73

Have been flying a Diablo for the last six months and now have crashed my second one ! Thinking i might try my hands with something new...

BarracudaHockey

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A 40 percent Pilot RC Yak is a good 3D plane but might not fit your budget (or vehicle! )

So....what's your size/price range?

ahicks

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In my quest on the path towards being a little better "hack" when it comes to 3D, I was looking for something different as well. I ran across this electric EPP foam profile, and honestly, I'm having a blast with it? EPP is super durable, and when you do manage to break it, it breaks cleanly - and can be repaired with CA in a heartbeat. Add affordable to that, and you have an exellent 3D trainor?

Available through Nitroplanes and HK, 1100mm Yak, made by Tech One. Keep it light!

nitro wing

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http://www.controller.com/listingsde...LX/1197327.htm

baddley

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Hi

First of it all depends on what size you are looking for and what your budget is ?

If you are looking for a gas plane I would go with either a Pilot RC, Extreme Flight or 3DHobbyShop plane, they all make very good airframes and are reasonably priced If you are looking for pure all out 3D flying I would reccommend a Edge, Slick or Yak54 airframe from one of the manufactures listed above.

On the other hand if you wanted something alot smaller in the electric size, E Flite (horizonhobby) has a nice lineup of planes that are very 3D capable !


Thanks Scott

acerc

Don't know your situation, money, skill, etc.etc. But the followinglinkhassome of the best if not the best,
http://www.swanyshouse.com/index.aspx

John Wells

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Here's a time proven winner and favorite with the ProBros: $119 bucks, an OS.55AX, and you'll have a blast. It will do it all and land like a trainer.

http://www.valuehobby.com/airplanes/...dy-to-fly.html

zacharyR

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wyo69cowboy

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+100! This is an inexpensive, tough, great flying plane. Don't worry about the looks, just use it as a tool to help you learn. Acerc is also spot on if you want to build something even tougher

izzy-israel-73

Thanx John, i have a 55ax and also a 50 sx what would you recomend to put in this profile plane?

Dave McDonald

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When it comes down to 3D profile ARFs, it's hard to beat the Sabre 47 with a 55AX. I would go with it over the 50SX. There's nothing really wrong with the 50SX, but the 55AX just works better.

Go buy a handful of APC 13x4 props and an OS F glow plug, and you will be very pleased with the way the 55AX hauls that Sabre 47 around.

izzy-israel-73

Cheers i have just put my sx into a sports plane so i have only the 55 ax will look into it

izzy-israel-73

izzy-israel-73

Cheers will look into it

izzy-israel-73

need a few tips on what size prop would be good to have on my 50 sx flying a sports mid wing 4 1/2 pond ???

wyo69cowboy

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I had the older OS 50FSR; tried an APC 12.25x3.75 and it had good pull, but slow throttle response (heavy prop). Switched to a Xoar 12x4 and was much happier: same or better pull, much snappier throttle response.

izzy-israel-73

I was running the 12.25 3.75 on my 46 ax great prop plenty of thrust great on the throttle response..