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coming back to the game - 10/15/2012 8:38 PM   
rotor head33



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Status: offline 		well after a very long break from planes and flying helicopters i bought the plane i always wanted as a kid just in a scaled down version..a u can do 46. now heres the thing should i put a saito 72 or go for the 90 in it? i want 4 stroke because well i think thumpers are better for 3d flying. what would yall put in the ucd?

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RE: coming back to the game - 10/15/2012 10:15 PM   
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Status: offline 		That depends. Do you want to tear the wings off? Remember, it was designed for a .46. If you want "More Power" why don't you just get the .60 size? I had (yes HAD) a OS .75 in mine and loved it. To bad I let others talk me into trying 3D flying way beyong my skill level. Fat fingers make for bad landings !

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RE: coming back to the game - 10/16/2012 1:03 PM   
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Status: offline 		My local guys can't get the 60-90 anymore. And if I was going to over fly the airframe I'd be doing wot dives with a 100 from what I have found. I may go with the saito 86 or so. Figured I'd just ask around. With bigger motors its all about throttle control and you will be fine. Remember its a big 4& compared to a normal say twist

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RE: coming back to the game - 10/16/2012 3:43 PM   
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Status: offline 		things have changed.. Sadly the U can do has not .

granted the 40 size one fly's the best out of all of them but still is sub par


some thing's to have a heads up about on the u can do ..

1# rear stab loves to break
2# control linkage sub par at best it flex'es big time .. you might wana try aero light or some 4-40 if you can get it
3# poor landing gear design .. don't plan on bounce off the gear in a roller or doing harrier landings..
4# funky KE coupling .. you want a advance radio with P mixes so you can play with teh CG and still add a few mixes into the airplane to get as much coupling out as you can.. also you need the elvator to airlon mix .. just like the oldschool U line's the U can do shines best with that mix .
5# tail wheel is . kinda sub par

just my 2 cents on a U can do .. by all means have fun and fly the snot out of it just be aware of the downfalls

< Message edited by zacharyR -- 10/16/2012 8:23 PM >

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RE: coming back to the game - 10/16/2012 8:30 PM   
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Status: offline 		Thanks Zach. I'll definitely be redoing all of the listed during the build since I Havnt even begun the build yet. As far as mixing ill be giving futaba a shot this go round instead of the old faithful Jr 9303 so I'll take care of those too.

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