ORIGINAL: opjose
I'm confusied.
You said it was an "Easy Star" which is a rudder & elevator only self righting powered glider.
Have you flown the A-10 before?
He's the guy in this thread:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_9579332/tm.htm ...4,000 hours in the big A-10, some rc simulator time, and whatever time with the Easy Star. Like me, he either can't or won't seek the help of an instructor, and realizes that he may crash and burn as a result.
BTW, I just finished my third flight with my co-axial heli, and you were right...it's a humbling experience. Although I've got a few hours in a full-sized turbine, I crashed on the first flight. But, I've finally managed to reach an altitude of 6-feet or so, and have ventured to a radius of perhaps 30-feet. Fun stuff, for sure.