Please help with 3D Foam Recommendation
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From: Huntington Beach, CA,
I am a little tired of cleaning planes so all new aditions to the fleet will be electric. I just crashed my 65" omp 3d gasser (lost the battery) looking to replace. I have epp wings (wingwarriors)and I like the crash proof epp material. But I do not really know anything about 3d electric foam planes. are epp 3d planes good?
I would prefer something that can fly in the California desert, mostly kinda flat dirt landing area, sometimes a 0-10/15 knot wind. maybe a little bit more. Larger planes are certainly easier to see.
I see the 3d foamy planes, but how durable are they compared to epp?
Is there a good recommendation for an EPP brushless foam 3d plane that does good to great 3d manuvers say 40" - 60" wing span ? Quality and flight performance is more important than price. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated !!!!
I would prefer something that can fly in the California desert, mostly kinda flat dirt landing area, sometimes a 0-10/15 knot wind. maybe a little bit more. Larger planes are certainly easier to see.
I see the 3d foamy planes, but how durable are they compared to epp?
Is there a good recommendation for an EPP brushless foam 3d plane that does good to great 3d manuvers say 40" - 60" wing span ? Quality and flight performance is more important than price. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated !!!!
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This is exactly what your looking for. These are selling like mad and everyone is raving including myself.
www.copperheadaviation.com
If price is not a concern and you want the best. Snakeskin covered epp.
www.copperheadaviation.com
If price is not a concern and you want the best. Snakeskin covered epp.
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Check out www.rcxplanes.com, great airframe (however, more fragile than EPP), they fly great, and their customer service is top notch. Most foamys fly great in zero wind conditions, 5-10mph is usually doable, at 15mph they can be a handful but still fun. The rcxplanes handle wind better than most. It also depends on your skill level and your flying style.
Don't get too hung up on the size. You fly these planes close in, close enough to touch, totally different from the nitro/gas planes. I made the same change-over as you last year. I haven't gone back to gas since.
Don't get too hung up on the size. You fly these planes close in, close enough to touch, totally different from the nitro/gas planes. I made the same change-over as you last year. I haven't gone back to gas since.
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This is exactly what your looking for. These are selling like mad and everyone is raving including myself.
www.copperheadaviation.com
If price is not a concern and you want the best. Snakeskin covered epp.
This is exactly what your looking for. These are selling like mad and everyone is raving including myself.
www.copperheadaviation.com
If price is not a concern and you want the best. Snakeskin covered epp.



