Well I'll throw in my 2 cents I guess. I'm fairly new at this and been trying to fly the Easystar with not much luck. I also have a Scout and a slo-v and no luck with those either so far. Mostly due to stick control and over doing it.

I bought a T-Hawk 2 weeks ago and today on the 3rd outing SUCCESS!!!!

Here's today's story:

Man oh man I think I've finally got it!!! Went flying today and met a friend at our favorite park at 9am. He had his Laird biplane, I had my T-Hawk with it's new motor. NO WIND at all. Seemed to make ALL the difference as on the first launch I was able to keep her up for a good 4 minutes!!!! What a BLAST! I finally got the feel for controlling it, short "blips" (taps) of the stick to turn and then let go then short blip(s) to level her out if needed. I wore down 1 battery eventually and no real crashes! I was even able to land her fairly smoothly although I do need to work on that a bit more. I am SO stoked!

Can't wait to go again, maybe tomorrow. I have the next 2 weeks off so guess where I'LL be often! My friend did get video and will be giving me a cd copy in the next day or so so I'll try to photobucket it.

The T-Hawk is a REALLY awesome plane!