RE: Is a bigger plane better to train with?
So what I'm hearing is that a larger plane (such as the LT 40) flys slower, floats better, rolls slower, and is more visible. All of wich sounds like a good thing for a rookie like me. As for my limited work space, well, I suppose I'm more concerned about storage. And actually, its my wife that is mostly concerned about that.
Well, my mind is made up (until I change it again). I will figure out a way to store the LT 40. I want every advantage I can get while I am learning to fly and it sounds like bigger is better for that. Besides, I have heard nothing but good about the LT 40. As for the engine, I'll cough up the extra 30$ to get the OS w/ bearings.
Thanks all