Problem solvers, you ask?

Well, I was the 3rd or 4th owner of the one that I had...it had been repaired beautifully and was set up per the instructions.

I then had the pleasure to watch two of them try to fly with "pros" at the sticks. Not funny. Try to stay ahead of it, then catch up, then hold your breath for landing.....then do the minor repairs to get it back up...It's just a bad plane, design, and implementation of an otherwise good flying full scale plane.

Just how much dorking around to just make it fly is it worth to you?

Sell yours, cut your losses quick, that's my advice.

I sold mine for a 50% loss and was darn glad to get it. Beats the heck outta turning it back to balsa dust and tossing it in the can, doncha you think?

Best to you all,
Mike