Manix,

I have already commented on flying this plane (above), but I'll just reiterate one important point... you'll need to use the rudder! Compensating for engine-torque during take off will of course require some right rudder input. Once in the air, you should be making coordinated turns with aileron and rudder. Flaps are very effective and allow for very gentle and slow landings. Control your decent rate for landing with throttle. You should only need a little bit of elevator during the flair.

It's not difficult to fly the Beaver, it's just easier when you're accustomed to flying with rudder input.

Hopefully someone else will jump in and share their experiences. In my opinion, this plane flys great. I have not had any problems and it's easy and fun to fly.

Good luck.

Noah