Personally, I did not like the way it flew all that much. It has like a 3" wing (thickness) and it's a floater for sure. Many people love it because it's light and the control surfaces are huge....I am not yet 3d-ing so I got it to learn TD landings with. It was easier than I thought. I liked it and flew it fine, but I will not get another one.

The plane is very draggy and light. I tend to be hard on my planes because of the amount of traveling I do. I do a lot more damage on the ground than flying...obviously. This plane is a bit fragile for my taste, but I know 2 guys who have had 3 or 4 of them each...they fly the cr@p out of em.

Mine had some serious coupling issues, and I don't know if I did something wrong or if I needed to program that out, but it was good practice on the sticks to do it manually. Knife edges were hard work and I never hovered it more than a second or 2, I'm simply not that good.

Snap rolls were a bit um...spastic and I never got a clean one. I would recommend DOUBLING the rudder throw from where I had it. You would need to get some longer servo arms, but the rudder on this plane is huge and I never used it to it's potential because it needed longer arms.

I think it committed suicide because I was such a boring owner.