u-can-do vs sig mayhem
12-18-2004 | 04:07 PM
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From: Huntington Beach, CA,
u-can-do vs sig mayhem
Hey folks,
I am looking to get my first 3d plane, I have ben flying for 7 years and pretty good at it, inverted turns, outside loops, tail slides, etc. . Never flown 3d though. I am a quick study.
I wanna get my first 3d plane right now, and I would like to power it witht he ys110 4 stroke.
1. Would you recommend the sig or the u-can-do? and
2. What would be the difference between the two?
thanks in advance for all the help!
I am looking to get my first 3d plane, I have ben flying for 7 years and pretty good at it, inverted turns, outside loops, tail slides, etc. . Never flown 3d though. I am a quick study.
I wanna get my first 3d plane right now, and I would like to power it witht he ys110 4 stroke.
1. Would you recommend the sig or the u-can-do? and
2. What would be the difference between the two?
thanks in advance for all the help!
12-18-2004 | 04:48 PM
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RE: u-can-do vs sig mayhem
ORIGINAL: Wolfpack
Hey folks,
I am looking to get my first 3d plane, I have ben flying for 7 years and pretty good at it, inverted turns, outside loops, tail slides, etc. . Never flown 3d though. I am a quick study.
I wanna get my first 3d plane right now, and I would like to power it witht he ys110 4 stroke.
1. Would you recommend the sig or the u-can-do? and
2. What would be the difference between the two?
thanks in advance for all the help!
Hey folks,
I am looking to get my first 3d plane, I have ben flying for 7 years and pretty good at it, inverted turns, outside loops, tail slides, etc. . Never flown 3d though. I am a quick study.
I wanna get my first 3d plane right now, and I would like to power it witht he ys110 4 stroke.
1. Would you recommend the sig or the u-can-do? and
2. What would be the difference between the two?
thanks in advance for all the help!
You might want to look at the OMP 65" YAK. It would be the best plane to learn 3D on and is awesome with the YS 1.10
www.ohiomodelplanes.com
