I convinced a new member of my club to do that very thing... go from a trainer to the U-Can-Do-46 with a Saito .72...

He absolutely LOVES it... it takes off and lands MUCH easier than his trainer. He has a plane that isn't fighting him.

The .72 makes it JUMP off the ground...

If you can fly your trainer with no problems... the UCANDO46 will be an easy step up.

Keep the throws low, and above ALL.... keep the throttle at 1/2 or lower... speed will get you with an aerobatic plane until you are used to it...

At 1/2 or below, it's a floater and gives you plenty of time to react.