should i get a sig somethin' extra?
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RE: should i get a sig somethin' extra?
I had a Something Extra as my second plane and loved it. It is a great flying plane, but like other have said it can be a handful if you have the throws turned up.
Unfortunatly mine no longer exists, it decided it need to meet the ground! But i am looking for another one, would really like to build one from a kit.
Unfortunatly mine no longer exists, it decided it need to meet the ground! But i am looking for another one, would really like to build one from a kit.
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RE: should i get a sig somethin' extra?
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But i am looking for another one, would really like to build one from a kit.
But i am looking for another one, would really like to build one from a kit.
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RE: should i get a sig somethin' extra?
Ad me to the list of SSE admirers. I have two one bought used back in 08 and the other was wreck that a club member didn't want to fool with.
It is a great plane with very basic construction making it very easy to repair / rebuild and I can vouch for that as I have rebuilt my first one about 5 times, not the planes fault just my dumb thumb. Currently am rebuilding the one I got from the club member, it's crash was caused by a radio failure [REALLY not me this time].
Gary
It is a great plane with very basic construction making it very easy to repair / rebuild and I can vouch for that as I have rebuilt my first one about 5 times, not the planes fault just my dumb thumb. Currently am rebuilding the one I got from the club member, it's crash was caused by a radio failure [REALLY not me this time].
Gary