How does it fly? The 39% in particular...

The 33% T seems to be more popular than the 36% 540...but the 40% 540 seems to be more popular than the 39% T.

Anyone have or flown one? What did you think?

Thanks

Chris

I don't know how the edge flies but you should get a radiocraft extra.

At this point comments about Edges don't matter anymore because everyones getting an Extra.

Woops! I was talking about the Aeroworks 39% Edge 540T.

Sorry!

Hey you deleted his post and now my post doesn't make any sense.

I did not delete his post.

I deleted it because it didnt make any sense anymore.......

Hmmm.... Johnny Rebel + No sense. Now there is a new one!

I'm still trying to figure out what I was replying to on my second post - I have no idea.

Sounds like Alzheimer's is starting to set in to me.

people buy the 33% because its a T version with no flying wires. (2 seater) My buddy has the 40% and loves it to death. Says he would quickly buy another one if this one bites the bullet seeing how he does 5 foot passes on knife edge and 3-5 ft off the ground torque rolls. Radiocraft has a strong product off with that 330 no bad comments about them. I have the 29% AW edge and it has been great to me. I just sold my 33% NIB AW edge to move totally toward the 39% or bigger bird. I think you will be happy with the edge.

If you had to choose between the 36% AW and the 35% Carden Edges, which would you choose and why? I'd like to move to a 100cc eventually and it will probably be one of these two.

The 39% AW Edge flies well. As far as comparison to other's such as a Carden Edge it's entirely a different beast.

It kinda depends on your flying needs. For all out 3D the A/W large Edges fall short, IMO.... Been here done this...

Matlok,

I have a 40% carden edge that is being covered right now and at the dayton show i will be looking for a 35% edge. I have made my decesion. I will be flying a 35% Carden Edge. The big reason I picked this plane is that is will last me a long time. I am sure the aeroworks will to but I dont like the idea of having stringers on the bottom of my plane when I want to land in harrier mode.

Andrew