Hammbone

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Anyone flown this plane? I'd like to hear about it. Is it as light as they say?

Thanks, Jim

Steve

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I've seen one fly with a 3W 75 for power and it flew like a foamy.

Hammbone

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Can you clarify this statement? Do you mean this in a good way?

Jim

Steve

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Yea, it is in a good way. Last year at a fun fly some one had one. He said the landing gear area needed beefing up a little, but that was the only thing he said needed a little extra attention. We were flying at about 5000 feet above sea level and the 3W 75 pulled it out of a hover quickly. The high alfa rollers and knife edge was very impressive, and it landed very slow and stable. Wish I had one!!

Hammbone

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O.K. thank you for the info. I'm considering getting one. I fly at 5,000 ft altitude also, and I'm always looking for a good, light plane. It's kinda expensive, but I like it, and not many people have one so that makes it unique. I'm sure the fiberglass fuse is adding to the cost. I really like the trim scheme too, but I can see how some people wouldn't.
Anyone else have iny info?

Thanks, Jim

fifou313

The CAModel plane are very good plane very light and strong.
The after sell sevice is also good because they have all parts in stocks and we can order only one part in case of crash...
For teh USA the dealer is Next Hobbies..

www.Netbox Hobby.com

Fifou