hobbsholepro

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I am looking for some advice on what I should buy as a good 3rd plane....I started one year ago with a trainer plane and then bought a Sig Something Extra...Now I'm looking to get something very aerobatic....
Anyone that has good advice, please let me know!!
If you have a good 3rd plane you are selling, let me know that too!!!!
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Just a golf pro tryin' to fly!![X(]

David Cutler

If you have a SIG SE you already have a pretty aerobatic plane!

However if you want something outrageous that uses the hardware you already have in the SE, try this:-

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LL1011&P=1

Cheap, amazingly aerobatic, easy to fly, and loadsa fun!

-David C.

depfife

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http://www.extremeflightrc.com/devel...EdgeFunFly.htm

The Extreme Flight Edge profile is a great .40 size 3D plane. It is the best quality ARF I have owned and reasonably priced.

Eric

YNOT

Yep, profile time, Bro

hobbsholepro

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Thanks for the help!

Geistware

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I would say the Futana for glow and the Sun Dancer for gas

scottfl78

Pacific Aeromodels Edge 540's are great planes.. Very Aerobatic and light so they land like a trainer.. check em out http://pacaeromodel.com/Edge540/Edge540T.htm They have all the characteristics of big planes like plug in wings pull pull rudder etc.. High quality hardware too.. Here are me and a buddy's .40 size..

hobbsholepro

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Next Question?
What are some good profile planes??

green river rc

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I have flown a lot of profile planes, I like the Morris the Knife from Morris Hobbies. You can get it in a regular kit or if your an ARF guy you can get then that way also. I have not flown a profile plane that flies as slow or hovers better than a Knife. I like the power and responce of a 4 stroke also.

jongurley

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I would not go with a profile, I would go with a "true" .40 to .60 size extra or edge, my third plane was a Extra 300 from vectorflight, they are cheap priced built as good as any arf I have ever had and there customer service is excellent, there is nothing wrong with a profile but I just have never cared for them, this is my opinion so I don't mean to come across sounding like a butt, so check them out www.vectorflight.com they carry a beautiful Edge 540, Sukhoi, Extra 300 58 inch wingspan and a 66 inch wingspan,,, so you will be pleased here is a pic of mine,

randall1959

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The most fun and aerobatic plane I ever had as the Su Do Khoi from Morris. Someday I'll get another one. I flew that thing till I finally broke it's back.

BasinBum

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You should give us a price range and or size to work with. If you want to learn 3D, a profile or electric foamy is the next step. If you want scale aerobatics, an Extra or Edge as big as you can afford would be the way to go.

hobbsholepro

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I'M LOOKING TO GET SOMETHING IN EITHER .40 OR .60 SIZE...ANYTHING $200 OR LESS IS THE PRICE RANGE, JUST IN CASE SOMETHING BAD HAPPENS!
THANKS FOR ALL THE INPUT SO FAR!
I OWE YOU ALL A GOLF LESSON
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Just a golf pro tryin' to fly!! [X(]

jongurley

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LOOK at VECTORFLIGHT models, the Extra 300 I have is 139.99 can't beat that with a Callaway ERC 9degree Driver,,

SW01RC

If you are fairly new to 3d or want to work on your skills down low without worring about crashing, check out the 'TuffFlight 4D' at

Tuffflight.com. The 4D is everything they claim it is.

hobbsholepro

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Do they have ARF's?
I couldn't find any on the website!!
I don't have much time to build...