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Old 08-04-2002 | 08:22 PM
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Default what plane next

I liked the Sig Somethin Extra for a second plane. This is an easy build or in an ARF. You can set the controls to do whatever you want. Very nice!
Old 08-04-2002 | 10:37 PM
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I just saw a Sig 4* 40 "arf" at Sheldon's Hobbies.
Old 08-04-2002 | 11:23 PM
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My second plane was a Sig 4*60 with a super tigre 75 on the front. Totaled first one from not extending my antenna but had an exact clone built because I liked it so much. Was able to use everything out of first one except plane.

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Mike

My Hangar:

Ace Whizz 40 Trainer/OS 40 FX
Sig 4*60 (Forgot to put antenna up got totaled)/ST 75
Sig Hog Bipe/OS 91 Surpass II
Sig 4*60 (Number two Still flying)/ST 75
Modeltech SU-29 Sukhoi/Saito 72
Goldberg Extra 300/YS FZ120
Sig Ultimate Fun Fly/TT 46 Pro
Sig Something Extra/Webra 50
Great Planes Cap 232/Saito 72
Gremlin/OS FP 40
Hangar 9 Arista 40/Saito 72
Dynaflite Butterfly Sailplane/K&B 20 I think
Midwest Gile 202/Zenoah G-38
Great Planes Shoestring/Irvine 72
Old 08-05-2002 | 02:56 AM
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My best second plane was a Goldberg Tiger 60 with a Saito 91 four stroke. This was a easy landing airplane and also had a lot of vertical and I really enjoyed it till the radio went south-----
Old 08-05-2002 | 03:30 AM
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Default South bound...

I had a "south bound" radio myself, cost my my glider tow plane...
Hate those loose solder joints.
Old 08-06-2002 | 02:02 AM
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Default How about?

Have you considered a Sig Astro hog? This is a tough, great flying bird. It lands and flys like a trainer if you wish or can be cranked up to do about any trick you wish. I know 3 people who
had this as a 2nd plane and learned a great deal with it.
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Old 08-09-2002 | 01:06 AM
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Default what plane next

How about a SIG Rascal 40 high wing.

For low wing a 4*60 or a Great Planes Space Walker. They are easy to fly and Aerobatic.

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