Hi All,
I'm an intermediate flyer. My planes have consisted of a Venture 60, Hog Bipe, Fazer, foamies, etc. I'm planning on moving up to a 50cc gas powered plane as a winter project (probably a 28% Wild Hare Edge 540T V2). In the meantime I'd like to put one of my OS 91 four strokes into a 3D plane to start getting a feel for this type of flying. I'm looking for ideas for planes that would fill the bill.

Thanks, Jim

u can do is perfect for ya.

I have the same motor looking for a home...
I dont like ugly planes,so the Fliton Extra 330 Frestyle 60 inch gets my vote.

I would reccomend the U-Can-Do as well. I have been very impressed with the handling and stabily of a friend of mines. Turn the rates down and it flies like any low wing intermediate plane and flys really slow and stable when you need it to which is great for learning 3D. Turn the rates up though and this plane is a monster. Great combo.

I would go with the OMP Fusion for sure at ohiomodelplanes.com. I've flown the UCanDo with the .91 and was not impressed at all. Just my 2 pennies.

i had a u can do an its not worth the time other than its a very stable plane. i would go with a kange fun 50 over the u can do.
the kange is strong at slow speeds on its side does outstanding blenders, waterfalls, elevators and harrier, t-rolls and walls along with pretty decent pattern and IMAC.
i hear nothing but great things ouf of fusion....

Thanks for the input everyone.

So far I've got the following to check out: 1) U Can Do
2) Fliton Extra 330
3) OMP Fusion
4) Fliton Edge 540 freestyle (dicovered that one on Fliton's website)
5) Aero-works Edge 46-60 Edge 540T (this one looks really interesting)
6) Kange Fun 50


Regards, Jim

there is vid footage of the kange on dow n on the deck dot come

http://www.dow nonth ede ck.com/review_kan_fun-50.htm

ucando for me too, with a very rearward c of g there nothing stable about mine.
fit a perry pump and have the tank on the c of g.
waterfalls, harriers, and k/e loops like a dream.

i have those mods also