.I agree Dave,
All the RFT planes I have took several hours to put into flying condition.
The throws had to be set,one servo rod to long and another to short.
Another servo did not have the arm centered.
But I think it's still a better deal because after looking in the catalog the same plane in as an ARF cost more and you have 20+ hours of work to do.
I just started that poll to see what one was more popular.
Thanks for the post