Thanks Billy for understanding (that's not meant to sound gay). I guess it's one of those things I'll have to live with. Good idea about saving/transfering info to my next plane!

Just got back from the field a couple hours ago, and it flew pretty good with flaperon e>f mixing, although it did want to fall out of a loop a little. But a lot of that was probably due to the 20mph cross wind! It gave me some practice corecting in a loop.

Hopefully on a calm day, I can trim it out to do plenty of consecutive loops by just pulling back!

Any suggestions on trimming techniques would be appreciated! (I did laterally balance the thing, and built it pretty straight)