Thanks,
Flew it again today. It is real stable. I have a model tech 300 .30 size and this cap flys so much slower
it's hard to figure out the landing. When they say "the bigger-the easier" they arent kidding.

Here is a shot of the pull pull set up. It probably isn't the best but it works. The steel rods that are recommended
were replaced with the golden rod through the fuse to save weight. There is a high torque servo on the rudder
but I don't think one is needed. This plane will climb out on a knife edge at 3/4 throttle, even with the
rudder rates recommended. This .60 ST is sure tired, a hot .46 would probably work well.

Nice plane. The build was easy, especially for a man of my caliber. It showed MANY things to aid in
building a plane that I've never known. Like the amonia and water for sheeting.
Spanky