RE: Separate Aileron Servos for Duraplane Trainer
You know, if you're looking for a good plane to use as a test bed for multiple servos on the wing, my suggestion would be a 40 sized Ultra Stick. They fly great, the are cheap, and they have the option to set up the wing with either two servos for ailerons, or four servos for ailerons and flaps. If you're looking to exploer how your radio works with these features, this plane is great for that, and while you learn your radio, you'll have fun flying. My guess is after you learn your radio, you'll still keep the stick for flying on days when you just want to goof around in the wind, or not worry about carrying that big plane to the field. Just my opinion.
Oh yeah, the best thing for that Duraplane is a quick and painless death. Do you have access to a trash compacter?