RE: BEWARE OF PHOENIX MODELS!
Phoenix has done OK by me; especially for their price. I still fly my Sukhoi on occasion, and I just put a Saito .80 in my Giles G-202 replacing the O.S. .46FX it used to have.
I flew the Giles with the Saito for the first time today; what a difference! The plane is pretty heavy, 6 lbs. 14 oz., but it flies well at about 50% throttle with all kinds of power and speed reserve. These planes will definitely snap on you during a loop with too much elevator throw, so go easy on your initial settings. I used about 12mm for the low-rate and it worked well, and 15mm and 17mm for mid and high rates.
You can lighten up the aileron throws as well, the instruction recommendations are a bit high as this baby's roll rate can make you dizzy; and they sure are beautifully axial...