o.k hydro.you are into boats.....notice my screen name,i can speak in your language.lets say someone new to boating buys a racing boat...now this boat will run 90mph+ with a 14x27 prop(it will chinewalk and get very unstable at these speeds)....so they install a 14x24 prop on it with a rev limiter(it only runs 60 but as the new owner learns to handle the chinewalk they can change props to a 25,26 and then to the 27 pitch racing prop)but that couldn't be done in a racing boat could it ?i only said it looks cool 1 time, fly one of these with all the training aids on it and then well talk. 2 slow if you read that thread i had removed all the training stuff and got too cocky,i knew better.....


newb enjoy your new plane no matter what it is.you will find this is a exciting hobby and you'll end up with many planes in time.i wish i had started at 14 instead of 40.find a good instructor,and dont be tempted to go up without him until your ready.take off is easy,flying is no problem but landing in 1 piece is a problem.....