As you can see from the photos, I was having lots of fun with harriers today . Thanks Luke for taking the photos.

I hope we can get the short video clips on the web somehow. The first is really quite good, even if I say so my self. The second I started to lose it so cut the throttle and dropped it on to the strip. It was only from about 4 feet so perfectly OK. I also managed to drag the rudder along the strip in one of my harrier passes . unfortunately Luke didnt get that on photo or video, but took a photo just before and just after.

I too managed an elevator landing, first of those . Havent had much luck with inverted yet, it kept trying to snap out.

I really need to practise rolling circles. Luke does them really well, including doing snaps on every second roll, and my favourite, hesitations on knife edge. Trouble was I was having too much fun harriering around . Also tried a few high alpha knife edge elevators. Starting to get the hang of them.

Luke was also doing some rolling harriers, which were starting to look really good. I'm still a way off from that, but hope to get there soon.

One less than happy note, managed to pull the undercarriage and mounting plate out again [&:]. Deadsticked and landed short in the rough and off it came. So repairs needed again.

No, but I'm sure that there are people who have used it. For two stroke, best option is the West 50. I'm really happy with the Saito 72 performance in mine.