bobsrc, I am neither a student or an instructor. I learned to fly on my Senior Kadet in 2000. I've been building model aircraft since the mid 1960's. Back then I started with free flight and mostly CL flying. Spent a lot of time flying Controline and in the 80's got real interested in Indoor Free Flight (rubber powered). From Indoor flying I learned how to build a model aircraft that after releasing it, would fly on its own. So it was only natural for me to try RC. I take pride in my building and don't rush anything or take anything for granted. The Senior Cadet kit to me was just a big Free Flight model with a radio. For me, it was a bunch of work. So when I was nearing completion, I felt any and all training media was appropriate.

I should add, My Kadet Senior was built as a 3 channel. Throttle, elevator, rudder. The rudder was put on the aileron channel, just as SIG suggests. Flies great.

Just one question Bob, why do you ask?