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Old 01-22-2007 | 03:20 PM
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mountainman2442
 
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Default RE: Herr Aqua-star conversion

My Aquastar flies great. I try to fly only in less than 5 mph winds but have had it out in 10 mph winds before. She gets to be a bit harder to handle in the stronger winds.
Be sure also to seal the wing saddle and windshield. I used silicon chaulk and waxpaper to form a watertight seal on the saddle. It was flown off water before I did this and I wound up with a bit a water in it. Dried it out and sealed it and haven't had any problems since.

John