Congratulations, you have a new obsession. First, don't fly in wind!!!! At least not when you first get it. After you really learn how to fly, you can try some wind then. You may want to remove the lower wings later. Less drag, lifts faster, and will actually run longer because it needs less throttle. However, the price you pay is that it flies a lot faster, so it needs a bigger space to fly in. If it starts to get away from you, just cut the throttle and let it glide down. It won't go too far. If you lose it, rev the engines so you can hear it, and that will help you find it. You may want to take the spring off the throttle stick, most people like that better because it's easy to find a good throttle setting instead of your thumb constantly hunting. That's all I can think of at the moment, just have lots of fun!!!!