Jacked69, my plane is still on the work bench, I haven't flown it yet but I have talked to a couple different people with this plane and they all love it. They said it floats in fairly well and isn't hard to land at all. Im putting in a Saito 125(its all I have available) which is going to be more than enough power for this plane, but if you are at sea level, a Satio 100 is plenty or even that .91 would probably be fine. Ive heard of people putting all sorts of things in this plane, everything from 91 two strokes to ys 110. But as far as 4 strokes Saito 100's and 125's seemed to be the most popular. They have it on sale right now for $169 and its normally $189, its a Christmas sale so you may want to hurry up before the price goes back up. I haven't heard anything bad about this plane and Im pretty sure you wont have any problems with tip stalls or stalls of any sort as long as you stay within a reasonable engine and dont turn the plane into a brick. Browse through that thread I showed you in my last post and you will find nothing but praise for this Edge. I am very happy I went with this Edge, I was also considering the Seagull Edge 540 which I really liked how it looks but after doing months of research and even a poll between the two, the Aeroworks Edge was my final choice. Get one you wont be disappointed.