Hi smoothyyfp.... I would use an 11x6 on the 46.. Thats what I used
on my Avistar/46LA.. And the prop I was useing on my 46FX until I
switched to a 12.25X3.75 to play more on my Dazzler..
I guess the RTF Avistar is a good buy for all the gear.. But if you want
to invest in a better radio now, I do not believe the price difference
would be all that much more if you look around.. You'll really just
need the epoxy(30min) and some CA and a hobby knife.. For the ARF
Then getting the wing together and let sit for a day or so to dry..Thats
what I did.. Test fit the joiner/wings before epoxing, sand parts as
needed..But you do want a tight fit, have a rag/paper towers and
alcohol ready to clean off excess epoxy. I used clamps and a rubber
band setup from wing tip to tip to hold tightly together.. Then you can
use epoxy or carpenters glue on the tail feathers.. Same here on
adjustment and alignment with main wing.. Then add your engine and
radio gear. Set your control throws to the low rate and CG per your
manual.. A good prop balancer is good.. But I just got the finger
balancer and it works great for me.. Main thing is just take your time
and all should come out OK..