Sounds good, and cheap

I'm yound and fit (haha, I'm still a teenager, hence the low amounts of money) so even if it takes 5 or 6 tugs to start I dont mind, aslong as I don't have to sit there tugging away for like 5 min's.

So from what I read there is a direct relationship between the flyweel and the position of the piston in it's sleeve, meaning there is not gearing change anywhere between the shaft coming out the motor and the flywheel. Sounds good, once I get this thign I will learn alot faster I think because I will have it sitting with me and it is easier to learn that way.

So pretty much what on my list so far is:
1. Hyper 7 TQ RTR
2. x2 High Torque metal gear servo's (I think these are a must for all RC's, so I'll just get one for the throttle aswell).
3. Fail safe (yep, I dont want a run-away)