you know I try not to fly it when its too windy,10-15mph is about my limit,before it becomes work not fun, but it flys well, very stable in the air, not really self correcting like a trainer but very stable, its a point and shoot plane.

as for props I like to start with a 14/6 Masterairscrew prop for the first few gallons of fuel, good thrust,and fair top end speed.

after the engine is broken in I have now switched to a 14/8 MAS for a little more zip and power, when I first started flying the Stang I was tipping over a bit, and the MAS props will handle a few prop strikes before breaking, so I have just stayed with them, I like the wide blade and white tips, there not a super performance prop but they work well enough and there durrable