Get a Roadrunner, it will take any wind. That's what we fly out here. Also I have an old Tiger 60 with a Saito 80 on it and I can fly it on windy days. Iron Ealge is right. Best way to get the plane on the ground in one piece is to allow more of an approach. Get it lined up and stable then bring it in. It's a blast to get it "horizontal hovering" just a few inches above the ground and then cut the engine and let it sit down.

Rich


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