which 3d plane
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ok i have learned to 3d in smaller planes like the magic and twist and so on now what is the best overall 3d plane, yak, cap, edge and what size i would like to get in to the bigger 3d planes like a 27% to 33% also what motor for which plane i dont know a hole lot about the bigger planes so educate me thanks for any and all help
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Your budget will determine the ansewer to your question. How much are you willing to spend? Top of the line 33% bird can run you 5-6K.
Find your budget and back into it.
Find your budget and back into it.
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ok not that much 1500 to 2000 is about what i have to work with?
ok not that much 1500 to 2000 is about what i have to work with?
http://www.wildharerc.com/Products/E...0/extra260.htm
The new Extra 260 is proving to be an agile lightweight-yet-rugged 3d performer in addition to its intended role as a killer IMAC plane. A new 260 recently won the 4 minute freestyle event at the Tucson Spring IMAC contest powered by a 3W75 single cylinder engine. Built stock this plane weighed 22 lbs. 5oz. One built by Greg Poppel for a review in RCUniverse.com with a BME 110 came in at 21.5 lbs.
Since this is such an extreme value we are offering a package deal. It includes;
Extra 260 plane, Hardware kit, and a servo package that includes 6 Hitec 5645 digital metal gear servos plus one JR 8611A servo (or you can substitute 2 more 5645s) for the rudder plus a 4" Dave Brown vortec aluminum spinner, nickel metal hidride battery packs (2x 2100 for Rx, 1x 1200 for ignition), 3 MPI charge jack switches, and a deluxe set of servo extension including plug-in sockets for aileron servos. It even includes a Hitec 425 BB servo for throttle.
Promotional price $1,395.00. Just add your radio equipment, engine, muffler and prop. Everything else is in there! Upgrade to 6x 5945s for $180 more. Add the 3w80X1 with Johnson muffler for $785, you have a competitive IMAC plane for under $2,200.
Since this is such an extreme value we are offering a package deal. It includes;
Extra 260 plane, Hardware kit, and a servo package that includes 6 Hitec 5645 digital metal gear servos plus one JR 8611A servo (or you can substitute 2 more 5645s) for the rudder plus a 4" Dave Brown vortec aluminum spinner, nickel metal hidride battery packs (2x 2100 for Rx, 1x 1200 for ignition), 3 MPI charge jack switches, and a deluxe set of servo extension including plug-in sockets for aileron servos. It even includes a Hitec 425 BB servo for throttle.
Promotional price $1,395.00. Just add your radio equipment, engine, muffler and prop. Everything else is in there! Upgrade to 6x 5945s for $180 more. Add the 3w80X1 with Johnson muffler for $785, you have a competitive IMAC plane for under $2,200.
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ok these are the 3 plane im thinking on YAK-54 30% with DA 50 Engine and Slimline Pitts Muffler , wild hare extra 260 33% ZDZ 40 or ZDZ50 or the Edge 540T 28% with DA50 Engine
those are the 3 im really lookin into i would want good quick digital servos (i need to do more research unless you guyz can recommend some) maybe smoke system that sorta thing
chris
those are the 3 im really lookin into i would want good quick digital servos (i need to do more research unless you guyz can recommend some) maybe smoke system that sorta thing
chris



