zsultan

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Hi,

I was wondering if this ultramicro should be flown only on a very calm day or if it can handle little wind.

Please let me know, how much wind can this little guy handle. Planning to buy one.

thanks

Wheelnut

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Tons of info here.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...4#post14164174

In short, it will handle a little wind, but it will be a battle. Especially since it is a high wing and VERY LIGHT.
I would say that it won't be fun to fly in anymore than 3mph wind.
Here is my experience. Pic doesn't include the micro P-51 that I have also.

mad web tv scientist

Zsultan, before I made the mistake of adding carbon fiber to only the leading edge of my dandy P-51 Front Yard Fighter and added a little too much debris to its servos it was a real killer. I highly recommend it now that I understand its peculiarities. Some of my adventures and monumental decisions about modeling and really decisive issues about life transpired as a result of experiences with that little bundle of technology.

Observations about flying it in the wind are discussed on the this thread. See link below.

FABULOUS FRONT YARD FIGHTER FLYING FUN REPORT (Please see post # 6.)
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_9182741/tm.htm

Enjoy. Others will surely join in.

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Ben72

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IMH0 don't fly it in anything over 3 or 4 mph winds. Its great as a "calm day flyer" though. Lots of fun!