3D progression- what .90 sized model?
12-09-2004 | 07:29 PM
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From: Driffield, UNITED KINGDOM
3D progression- what .90 sized model?
anyone recommend a good .90 3D model?
I've previously owned a funtana .40 which i learnt 3D on, also owned a harrier 3d for a short while but it crashed, didn't ever get it propely set up. I want something which excels at 3D yet can be pretty smooth too. Dunno if i fancy another harrier and i'd like something at least a little scale like lol
any suggestions anyone? [&o]
I've previously owned a funtana .40 which i learnt 3D on, also owned a harrier 3d for a short while but it crashed, didn't ever get it propely set up. I want something which excels at 3D yet can be pretty smooth too. Dunno if i fancy another harrier and i'd like something at least a little scale like lol
any suggestions anyone? [&o]
12-09-2004 | 08:45 PM
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RE: 3D progression- what .90 sized model?
look aqt omp and a 79 incher profile.put a ys 1.10 and blast off..havent got there yet myself I am a step behind you but several club members got one and all I can say is "awesome""
12-09-2004 | 11:26 PM
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From: chatsworth,
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RE: 3D progression- what .90 sized model?
Extreme Flight Yak 54 all the way. quality cant be beat, (even compared to the funtana 90 i have seen it up close), 3d performance rocks, (see the video at www.extremeflightrc.com and check out the extreme flight 68" yak thread here in this forum) and looks cant be beat either. all hardware is dubro heavy duty, standard carbon fiber wingtube and composite gear, (not fiberglass) and does not have any coupling or bad stalling habbits!
