S-clam: What you are seeing now is what most people consider normal with the CAP. I had a CAP with massive rudder pitch coupling - and I understand that's normal. I put in a mix to negate the pitch coupling and then started fighting the adverse roll coupling with rudder. THat is, left rudder -> right roll. SO, the rudder causes changes in both pitch and roll. SO, if you like mixing stuff out, it's a cool plane.

Mine went in when the engine quit at a very bad time. I don't worry about what other folks fly, but I'm with Paul on this one. I sure won't be getting another one of those. I'd like one that you don't need a 'puter just to fly it straight, and you can move the CG around for 3D and still have it behave on landing. It did behave sweet in pitch for 3d with the CG set back though