barry,

good idea to move up to the 3-channels. look hard before you decide, and be sure to look at readytoflyfun.com . Take a look at the planes that they sell there because they have many and you need to decide which is best for you. I personally own the T-Hawk and have had one heck of a time with it. It has great control and is very durable, but flies very fast, so it can asily get very easy to lose which direction it is flying in, thus sometimes ending in a terrific crunch as it powers into the ground. Gets right back in to the air, though.


PB_2