The extra steps I outlined during the build may sound like a lot, but they are not hard to do.I do this because most ARFS have some flaws or weakness that need to be addressed.That is whats so cool about this forum,you can benefit from lots of other peoples experience with the product,you just have to be aware that some of the posts are not very good info,use more experienced people in your club for a second opinion.My second 60 UCD with all the changes made is holding up to over 100 flights and many harrier landings and a few hard landings too.(dumb thumbs) This plane is an excellent 3-D beginner to experienced flyer. It hovers very well,will harrier well if modified,does everything else and one or two things no other can do-U-Can-Do.(sorry) If I had not purchased a second one,I probably would still be searching for a plane that does 3-D easily when in fact it was just my lack of experience and practice-practice-practice that made the difference. I still have a long way to go, I want nothing less than "Hucking it on the deck".
Tail touches while hovering,touching the wing tips while rolling harriers,ect...........got to go,weather is here!