Just to clarify what I said. I do like the plane and the flying was great, but it would have been good to be able to view it without having to download a new codec. It could have been done with mpeg and we would have been able to view the video without a new piece of software. Granted, the filesize may have been bigger, but at 34mb it was huge anyway, so only the dedicated with a broadband internet connection were going to download it, so a bigger filesize wouldn't have been too much of a problem. The extra time to download it was used anyway, to download the new codec and player.

I know I can delete the software after using it, but this just adds more time to the process too!

Whilst I am talking about Extreme Flight RC, I do want to congratulate your decision to not import the inferior product you found when doing your QA checks in China. This was one of the contentious issues from your launch statements, that these were going to be the best and lightest large aerobatic ARFs around and we all said to wait for production models, as there would almost certainly be differences. Well we were almost proved right, but I now know the principles and dedication of the people behind this new endeavour are what they should be. Good work! This will make you stand out from the crowd. My eye is on one of those Yaks for when they do finally arrive.