I have had the same plane on the bench for about eight months, just peicing it together bit by bit, and have seen a million pictures of the plane I think that you flew at the most recent Flying Cirkus event. If Im correct, I have it on my screen saver. Is it the same one that is on the video from Comp-arf's website? And is it the same one that Desert Aircraft uses for testing the DA50? If so, could you tell me a bit about it? Pipe, one servo or two per aileron, how many servos on the rudder, how does it fly compared to your Dalton Aviation? Stuff like that. Seeing that plane on the video was the reason I purchased one, and its funny to see the same one at different events flown by different people. If its not the same, the stickers on the wings must be popular. By the way, your a great pilot who seems to not get the spotlight you deserve. Not kissing ass here, but being young and such a natural at aviation in general could cement a long future in this hobby. Thanx.

Thank You for the kind words. I am not sure about the total package at the Cirkus Fly-In. Try Brian H. @ DA and he can tell you the exact setup. The DA 50 on the pipe was more than enough power. The airplane flew great. It was the first gas powered one that I have flown. I flew Hackers plane a couple of months ago on the E Setup. I really like the roll rate.
Comparing it to the Dalton Aviation 260 is hard because it is like apples and oranges right up to the price. For a third airplane and being flown up to Advanced, I think that it would be a great airplane. The 3D capabilities speak for themselves in the video. A fun Airplane!!!!
Mark Leseberg Jr.

My buddy took a bunch of pics at desert aircraft if it is Brians. Glad to here its as good as they say. I have the 2.6 yak and I love it but I was looking for a gas "beater" that can perform well, but not worry about looks and all that junk. Save the pretty one for special weekends. You the king, Mark...you the king.