WHAT IS THE BEST .60 Trainer?
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Hi everyone I have a question..
What would be the best .60 Trainer? I have A O.S 91 FX Engine and i called a hobby store and talked to there airplane employee and he said that engine would fit in a .60 trainer even though i would be running at half throttle. So again what would be the best .60 size Trainer?
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What would be the best .60 Trainer? I have A O.S 91 FX Engine and i called a hobby store and talked to there airplane employee and he said that engine would fit in a .60 trainer even though i would be running at half throttle. So again what would be the best .60 size Trainer?
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My vote would go to the kadet senior or senior kadet, which ever is correct. I get to fly a few of them on training nights. They are sweet flyers and one in particular took a real beating last season and still looks and flies great. Joe
PS. One has a OS .46 (needed tail weight) and the other is a Saito .72 So that .91 would be perfect.
PS. One has a OS .46 (needed tail weight) and the other is a Saito .72 So that .91 would be perfect.
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I believe you can get a Superstar in a .60, but if money is a concern, then I think that would not be money well spent. On the Kadet it would be the best $200.00 you ever shelled out. Joe
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I have the Global 60 Hi wing w/ a semi symmetrical wing, great flyer. I use a TT Pro 61 w/ a 12-6 MAS. Can't beat it for the price, I think I paid 139.00 for it. Bill
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I would say go with a nice scale airplane like a Cub or Decathalon. GP's 80 inch Cub might be a nice choice. A 60 will probably be overpowered but you can always limit the throttle opening. Make sure to keep idle really low or you may have trouble landing even at idle!
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The Hobbico Hobbistar has a semi-symetrical wing. Looks like a big brother to the Avistar, which is a super popular trainer. It should be forgiving like a trainer, but much more capable of aerobatics. A .91FX is a bit much however, for any .60 sized trainer.
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I have the Global 60 Hi wing w/ a semi symmetrical wing, great flyer. I use a TT Pro 61 w/ a 12-6 MAS. Can't beat it for the price, I think I paid 139.00 for it. Bill
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From: Troy, IL
I know this might be a little late but you could also look into a Thunder Tiger Trainer .60, its what I'm finishing up now. I hear it is a pretty sturdy plane, then again thats just what I "hear"




