X-EC Diversion, any comments on it?
06-06-2002, 12:56 AM
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Has anyone heard about the X-ec Diversion? I'm looking for something for my Dad for Father's day that is easy to fly but requires no assembly. Is it worth the $100 for someone who is not serious about flying but likes fun toys?
06-20-2002, 02:26 AM
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wingspan is only 14" rather than the advertised 19". This thing is SMALL & well packaged,haven't flown it yet thou......
06-25-2002, 02:02 AM
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Got one for my dad for father's day. He has never flown before and loves the thing. Only problem is you have to make sure there is absolutely no wind. We tried to fly the thing on Father's day and I thought we were going to have to buy a new one. It can take a beating though. Glad they send extra props, the nose is foam so it scratches easily. I want to see it fly in a gym. I think that would be the perfect place for it. It is a very low maintenance plane.
