I am in the market for a .60-.90 ARF to hook on to a O.S. 108 or Saito 100. I am not finding much noted about the Areo-Works ARF's., such as the 540T. Any feedback is appreciated. Happy New Year to everybody!

I have flown the 35% 540T ARF for 2 years and it has held up well.
Wood was decent as was construction and the covering was resonably
well done. It had to be tightened up after arrival but they all (ARF's) seem
to do that so no big deal. I would own another one.

A fellow club member has the 60-90 size Aero-Works Edge. Looks nice, flies nice. He had a mid-air on the first day, took out some formers in the belly and that was it. He fixed and is flying it again. Overall looked like a nice plane. BTW, it's powered by a .91FX.

do a search for aeroworks 60/90 edge

there is a large thread on this plane .....read the entire thread and you'll be an expert

Also check out the Pacific Aeromodel Edge 540T 60/100. It's about a pound lighter.

Jim