Like Snaker, goplaneman, and MMcConville, I have no interest in hard-core 3D. Sorry RCManiac, Baronpilot, etc. I just care for a decent sport plane, one that looks reasonably attractive at the field and will go with the flow of traffic. And yes, will do some tight maneuvers and land/takeoff at slow speeds. Engines and electronics are expensive for me, and I just feel safer keeping all that gadgetry close by. The Tango looks like it'll fill that niche just perfect. And the one I saw (and will probably buy) looks like a good candidate for skis and floats, too. This may be a "jack of all trades" type of plane, and I'd like to see more common sense info without the RANTS from the bros.

NorfolkSouthern