ORIGINAL: Mr67Stang

The servos are definately wrong. Digitals are a waste unless you are getting sponsored to fly precision aerobatics. Since you mentioned this is your second plane let me offer you a different stepping stone into giant scale.

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I fly one of these. It is very aerobatic and very light (9.5 lbs as oposed to your 13.5 lbs) I fly mine with a Saito .91 and a 14x6 prop. If you stuffed a 1.10 - 1.20 in it and got a 15x6 to 16x4 you would have you unlimited virtical. I fly this plane with standard servos and it does nice knife edge passes, snap rolls, inverted spins, etc. It has a semi-semetrical wing insted of the fully semetrical your choice has and it floats in without tip stalling. I have it set up with the CG a little aft. It floats so well in fact I programed spoilerons to help push it down for landings. This plane has NO bad habits. If your stuck on the digital servos go ahead and upgrade to a 6v 2000 mah'ish receiver battery.