TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
09-29-2010 | 01:10 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
72 is great. A 62 will do it on a light build and a 72 is plenty. An 82 is really more than you need but something you might want.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
09-29-2010 | 01:30 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
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72 is great. A 62 will do it on a light build and a 72 is plenty. An 82 is really more than you need but something you might want.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
72 is great. A 62 will do it on a light build and a 72 is plenty. An 82 is really more than you need but something you might want.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
If you already have a Saito 72, you'll be very pleased with it on a Primo 40.
10-01-2010 | 07:54 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
Wow!!! I didn't realize this post was still rolling!!!
Dave MCDD To finally answere your question. I'm putting an AX 55 in the Primo. I love this engine!!
Dave MCDD To finally answere your question. I'm putting an AX 55 in the Primo. I love this engine!!
10-03-2010 | 11:01 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
ORIGINAL: ThumbSkull
72 is great. A 62 will do it on a light build and a 72 is plenty. An 82 is really more than you need but something you might want.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
72 is great. A 62 will do it on a light build and a 72 is plenty. An 82 is really more than you need but something you might want.
I have both and can't say I have a real preference. AX55 and a 13x4 is also good.
10-04-2010 | 08:21 AM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
It ain't so much the plane as it is the operator, I seen McDDD hover a high wing trainer just fine one day a coupla years back. When you guys get as good as him you won't hafta worry what ya take to the field.
10-04-2010 | 07:26 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
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I just picked up a Twist with a golden knight 72, servos, and RX from Craigslist for $200.00 [8D] After seeing that Primo video I think I'm going to take the 72 off and sell it and buy a Primo to build this winter. [:-]
I just picked up a Twist with a golden knight 72, servos, and RX from Craigslist for $200.00 [8D] After seeing that Primo video I think I'm going to take the 72 off and sell it and buy a Primo to build this winter. [:-]
10-04-2010 | 07:49 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
I have a tango an love the heck out of it. I can do things with it that I didn't even know planes could do. A profile buddy of mine had it doing a flat spin going up. Anyhow, The Tango is a lot stronger built in the fuz section over the twist. The Twist is built weak where the wing hooks on it. But that doesn't make much diff, unless ya crash it....hehe
10-04-2010 | 09:02 PM
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RE: TWIST 40 VS. TANGO????
Hovering is not 3D though.
I going to quote Dave45 here because his statement stands on it's own.
I going to quote Dave45 here because his statement stands on it's own.
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It seems nothing 3D's as well as a modern profile.
It seems nothing 3D's as well as a modern profile.
