Dick, thanks for the input. The "kit" started out as a BUSA Eindecker 40 but has been modified beyond all recognition to turn this glorified stik into a scale model. In fact, I'd say it is about 90% scratch-built (the only parts I used were the wing ribs and spars). It now has scale full flying rudder and stab instead of the fixed horizonal and vertial fins of the kit. I would imagine this would effect the throw settings so I don't know about using the specs from the kit's instructions.

And yes I have read the manual (all 10 pages of it in .pdf form) and I did basically know what high and low rates meant but DON'T KNOW why or when these alternate throw rates would be used during actual flight. For example, would I use one vs. the other at higher speeds or during certain moves?

Regarding size, it seems to me that throws measured in degrees (vs. inches) would be valid for all sizes.