98" 3d plane..
 

Well, due to my 33% Hangar 9 Cap 232 crashing from getting distracted by a trainer 10' above me comin straight at me, my ZDZ 80 needs a new home. I MIGHT be able to get another H9C through a friend, but I was curious what else was out there that will 3d with a ZDZ 80. I would prefer an ARC, ARF, or Kit, in that order. I am not afraid of kits, I am just worn out of building. I would like to cover the plane myself, but an ARF won't bug me too much as long as it is high quality. The servos that I have, 8 8411's, are going to horizon to be checked out and fixed, since 2 were totally stripped out and a few of them were rough.


Any ideas?

98" 3d plane..
 

The new Cap is GONE????

98" 3d plane..
 

Yep... Fuse is in 50,000 pieces and the left wing is in 50,000 pieces inside itself.. wing tube is broekn in half..

What isn't broken: Right wheel pant

98" 3d plane..
 

Sorry to hear about your big loss. Consider yourself lucky that your motor is still in good shape. But, I guess there is no luck in crashing such a nice plane. If anyone has a crashed but repairable plane such as this let me know.... Need something to do until it warms up and that will be the only way I could afford a 1/3 scale aerobat.

aeroworks
 

I've been flying the 31% edgeT from aeroworks with the zdz80 and I love it.

The plane comes out at right around 18lbs and the verticle is spectacular.

Check the thread in the arf cat for more details.

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98" 3d plane..
 

www.camodel.com.ar
The 31% or 34% should do nicely. The ARTFs are made BY them AT THEIR factory. No factory shipping them out at 500 a day! Really, you should REALLY, try them out. I saw all of the ARTC fuselages and wings at their house when I was over their, and the quality was very good!

98" 3d plane..
 

What all is completed on the ARTC? I have been just about setteled on the 34% 300L.

98" 3d plane..
 

The fuselage, wings, stabs, fin and surfaces are completed in it I think. Check out their website, as they have a pick of the ARTC there I think. I have 3 of their planes, and they are coming on a treat.