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Old 05-22-2005 | 01:34 AM
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oldtyme
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Default RE: U-Can-Do as a beginner aircraft?

Five-O,

I was just talking to a guy at our field today and I suggested that he get himself a Great Planes Big Stick 40. I fly a Big Stick 60 but the 40 is a bit less expensive..........but neither will break the bank. These planes are carrying on the tradition of the Midwest Stik's of the 70's and 80's. They are a step up from a trainer, they have no dihedral and a fully symetrical wing. You have to fly them but they are very forgiving.........even in the wind. They are a lot more fun than your routine trainer and with the right engine on them, they will scream. I have been flying RC for over 25 years now and I always have a Stick or two in my hanger. Don't go to a Hanger 9 Ultra Stick..........they are great airplanes but real hot rods, so to ease yourself into this, I would still recommend the Great Planes Big Sticks.

Just my two cents.
Andy